21 days ago
Chennai, IndiaSenior
Responsibilities
- Build and ship production-ready full-stack enterprise applications using AI-native engineering practices.
- Use AgentAI copilots and LLM-based tools for coding, debugging, testing, documentation, and integration.
- Develop and integrate front-end and back-end components.
- Integrate pre-built AI services and APIs and implement RAG-based features where relevant.
- Apply engineering best practices to deliver robust, scalable, compliant solutions efficiently.
- Collaborate with architects and AI-native specialists on integration and adoption.
- Continuously improve software development and operational processes through AI-assisted practices.
Requirements
- At least 5 years of experience in Java full-stack development.
- Strong foundation in enterprise engineering, software development life cycle practices, and domain workflows.
- Experience with AI-assisted development tools, copilots, or LLM-based coding assistants.
- Practical knowledge of AI concepts and limitations, with an emphasis on integration rather than model training.
- Experience with one or more backend technologies: Java with Spring Boot, .NET with C#, or Python.
- Experience with front-end technologies such as React, Angular, or Vue.js.
- Knowledge of TypeScript or JavaScript.
- Knowledge of SQL or NoSQL databases, REST or GraphQL APIs, cloud-native development, and CI/CD pipelines.
- Completion of 15 years of full-time education.
Benefits
- The position is based at the Accenture office in Chennai.
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About Accenture
Accenture is a global professional services firm providing management consulting, systems integration and technology, cybersecurity, and business process outsourcing for enterprises and governments. It operates a services-driven model delivering projects and managed services, often with major cloud and software partners, across industries worldwide. Headquartered in Dublin and publicly traded on the NYSE (ACN), it originated as Andersen Consulting and adopted the Accenture name in 2001.