Senior Java Developer (Remote/Mumbai, India)
Appex Innovation
IndiaremotePosted 7 days ago
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Key highlights
- Senior Level – 12+ years experience required
- Remote position with IST hours and CST overlap flexibility
- AWS Cloud environment with Spring Boot, NoSQL, and RDS
- Fulltime/Contract dual availability
- Originally posted on Himalayas
- AWS certification preferred but not required
Role overview
Responsibilities
- Remote Senior Java Developer position supporting offshore from India
- Development work with Java, Spring Boot, NoSQL, and RDS Database
- TDD/JUnit, Git workflows, domain-driven design (DDD), and automated CI/CD pipelines
- Potential coverage of overlapping hours with US Central Standard Time (CST) when required
Requirements
- 12+ years of hands-on software development experience with Java (Java 11/17+ preferred)
- Expertise in Spring Boot, Spring Data, Spring Security, and microservice ecosystem patterns
- Deep proficiency in both relational databases (AWS RDS / PostgreSQL / MySQL) and NoSQL engines (DynamoDB, MongoDB, or Cassandra)
- Advanced working knowledge of AWS cloud services, serverless/containerized deployments, and cloud-native architecture
- Outstanding verbal/written English skills
- Based in IST time zone
- Fulltime/Contract availability
- Position supports offshore team from India
Nice to have
- Hands-on experience with event-driven messaging systems (Apache Kafka, AWS SQS/SNS)
- AWS Certified Developer or AWS Solutions Architect Associate certification
Benefits
- Type: Fulltime/Contract flexibility
Additional details
- Originally posted on Himalayas