Java Technology Architect - Cloud & Microservices

Infosys Limited; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 96,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Disability insurance

Health reimbursement accounts

Insurance benefits

401(k) plan

Job summary

Infosys Limited is seeking an Architecture Consultant 2 in the United States to participate in customer discussions, define architectural solutions, and drive design across banking, wealth management, and insurance domains.

The role requires design and implementation of scalable architectures using Core Java/J2EE, Spring MVC/RestAPI, Spring Boot, and Microservices, with experience in Docker, Kubernetes, IBM MQ, Kafka, and NoSQL databases.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent required.
• Experience in Java Full stack and architecture design using Core Java/J2EE, Spring MVC/RestAPI, Spring Boot and Microservices.
• Ability to gather requirements, analyze performance, security, and scalability considerations.

Responsibilities

• Participate in customer discussions to gather and analyze system requirements for performance, security and scalability.
• Propose solution architectures, contribute to tech framework development, and support enterprise architecture definition.
• Identify technologies and tools, perform comparative analyses and recommend optimal architectural solutions.

Skills

Java full stack

Architecture design

Core Java/J2EE

Spring MVC/RestAPI

Spring Boot

Microservices

Education

Bachelor’s degree in CS/IT

Tools

Docker

Kubernetes

IBM MQ

Apache Kafka

Solace

Oracle

NoSQL databases

Angular

Job description

Infosys Limited is seeking an Architecture Consultant 2 in the United States to participate in customer discussions, define architectural solutions, and drive design across banking, wealth management, and insurance domains.

The role requires design and implementation of scalable architectures using Core Java/J2EE, Spring MVC/RestAPI, Spring Boot, and Microservices, with experience in Docker, Kubernetes, IBM MQ, Kafka, and NoSQL databases.