Java Backend

About Us

Capco, a Wipro company, is a global technology and management consulting firm. Awarded with Consultancy of the year in the British Bank Award and has been ranked Top 100 Best Companies for Women in India 2022 by Avtar & Seramount. With our presence across 32 cities across globe, we support 100+ clients across banking, financial and Energy sectors. We are recognized for our deep transformation execution and delivery.

WHY JOIN CAPCO

You will work on engaging projects with the largest international and local banks, insurance companies, payment service providers and other key players in the industry. The projects that will transform the financial services industry.

MAKE AN IMPACT

Innovative thinking, delivery excellence and thought leadership to help our clients transform their business. Together with our clients and industry partners, we deliver disruptive work that is changing energy and financial services.

#BEYOURSELFATWORK

Capco has a tolerant, open culture that values diversity, inclusivity, and creativity.

CAREER ADVANCEMENT

With no forced hierarchy at Capco, everyone has the opportunity to grow as we grow, taking their career into their own hands.

DIVERSITY & INCLUSION

We believe that diversity of people and perspective gives us a competitive advantage.

Java Backend Developer

Job Description:

We are looking for a highly skilled Java Developer with expertise in Spring Boot, Kafka. The ideal candidate should have strong experience in designing, developing, and optimizing event-driven applications using Kafka while leveraging Spring Boot/Spring Cloud for microservices-based architectures.

Key Responsibilities:

• Develop, deploy, and maintain scalable and high-performance applications using Java (Core Java, Collections, Multithreading etc.)
• Design and implement event-driven architectures with real-time processing capabilities.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless integration and deployment of services.
• Troubleshoot and resolve performance bottlenecks and scalability issues in distributed environments.