Senior Java Full-Stack Engineer | Spring, REST, Kafka

Infosys Limited; United States; Remote; USD 73,000 - 102,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

401(k)

Job summary

Infosys Public Services, Inc is seeking a Full stack Java Developer to join our team. The role requires at least 5 years of Java development and 3 years of full-stack experience, with Oracle DB/Hibernate in a Spring framework.

You will contribute to API development, web and batch applications, and automate tests within an Agile environment. Proficiency in Playwright, Jenkins CI/CD, and Version One is expected, as is familiarity with Kubernetes, microservices, Kafka, and modern front-end

Qualifications

• 5+ years Java development experience
• 3+ years full-stack development
• Experience with Oracle DB and Hibernate in Spring
• Experience with test automation and CI/CD
• Experience with Version One and Agile
• AI tooling experience (GitHub Copilot)

Responsibilities

• Develop Java full-stack applications for web and batch processing
• Design and optimize Oracle DB queries using Hibernate in Spring
• Implement test automation across unit, functional, regression and performance tests
• Implement Playwright and CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins
• Collaborate in an Agile delivery team and support migration planning

Skills

Java development

J2EE

Spring Framework

RESTful API

Web development

Kubernetes

Microservices

Kafka

Git

Jenkins CI/CD

Playwright

Education

Bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent

Master’s degree preferred

Tools

Hibernate

Jenkins

Playwright

Job description

Infosys Public Services, Inc is seeking a Full stack Java Developer to join our team. The role requires at least 5 years of Java development and 3 years of full-stack experience, with Oracle DB/Hibernate in a Spring framework.

You will contribute to API development, web and batch applications, and automate tests within an Agile environment. Proficiency in Playwright, Jenkins CI/CD, and Version One is expected, as is familiarity with Kubernetes, microservices, Kafka, and modern front-end