Define, design, and own end-to-end architecture for Java-based enterprise applications using Spring Boot and microservices.
Translate business and non-functional requirements (performance, scalability, security, availability) into robust technical solutions and architectural blueprints.
Lead technical design discussions, perform architectural reviews, and ensure adherence to coding, design, and integration standards.
Guide teams in building cloud-ready, modular, and loosely coupled microservices with well-defined APIs and integration patterns.
Collaborate with product managers, business analysts, and cross-functional teams to align architecture with product roadmaps and delivery timelines.
Conduct POCs and evaluate tools, frameworks, and technologies to continuously improve the architecture and development ecosystem.
Provide technical leadership and mentorship to development teams, enabling them to solve complex problems and improve code quality.
Oversee performance tuning, troubleshooting, and root cause analysis for critical production issues and architectural bottlenecks.
Establish and enforce best practices for microservices design, API versioning, security, logging, and observability.
Review and optimize application architecture for maintainability, reusability, and long-term sustainability across multiple projects. Minimum Qualifications:
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field (BTech, BE, MTech, BSc, MSc, MCA, BCA).
8–15 years of overall IT experience with significant hands-on development and design using Java.
Proven experience as an architect or lead in designing and implementing large-scale Java applications.
Strong expertise in Java and Spring Boot, including RESTful services and enterprise integration patterns.
Solid experience in designing and implementing microservices-based architectures.
Strong understanding of software design principles, object-oriented design, and architectural patterns (e.g., layered, hexagonal, event-driven).
Experience with version control, CI/CD practices, and collaborative development workflows.
