
Java Developer
SAS Institute2 months ago
Pune, IndiaSenior / Staff+
Responsibilities
- Translate product-management requirements into product features and software architecture.
- Perform hands-on coding, code review, and testing of Java mid-tier applications.
- Guide and assist developers and peers on the team.
- Improve software-development quality processes and collaborate with development and testing teams.
- Work with product management to define future requirements.
- Support project scoping and execution for management.
Requirements
- At least 5–10 years of experience developing enterprise applications using Java, Spring, MVC patterns, Gradle, and Maven.
- B Tech, MCA, or equivalent education, training, and experience.
- Experience with disciplined unit, regression, and integration testing.
- Understanding of object-oriented analysis and design and design patterns.
- Effective use of XML and JSON.
- Experience with Windows and Linux, including basic troubleshooting.
- Experience working with databases and SQL, including Oracle and PostgreSQL.
- Knowledge of software-development processes and quality standards.
- Preferred qualifications include familiarity with Jira, Confluence, Docker, Kubernetes, Java, Go, React or another UI framework, microservices and UI development, CVS, Jenkins, Git, Gerrit, Hadoop, Spark, Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud.
- Experience with continuous integration and continuous delivery is preferred.
Tech Stack
Apache HadoopApache SparkAWSAzureDockerGitGoGoogle CloudGradleJavaJenkinsKubernetesLinuxMavenPostgreSQLReactSQLWindows
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About SAS Institute
SAS Institute builds analytics and AI software used by enterprises and governments to manage data, run statistical models, and deploy predictive applications. Its offerings span the SAS Viya cloud platform, industry-specific solutions, and consulting/training services, sold via licenses and subscriptions. Founded in 1976 and headquartered in Cary, North Carolina, SAS remains privately held and serves customers across finance, healthcare, and the public sector.