Senior Java Developer

About ClearTrail –

At ClearTrail, work is more than just a job. Our calling is to develop solutions that empower those dedicated to keeping their people, places and communities safe. For over 23 years, law enforcement & federal agencies across the globe have trusted ClearTrail as their committed partner in safeguarding nations & enriching lives. We are envisioning the future of intelligence gathering by developing artificial intelligence and machine learning-based lawful interception & communication analytics solutions that solve the world's most challenging problems.

Role- Senior Java Developer

Years of exp required – 4+ Years

Location – Indore, MP- Work from Office 5 Days

Requisition Description:

We are looking for a passionate and skilled Java Developer with 5 to 6 years of hands-on experience in designing, developing, and maintaining enterprise-grade applications.

The ideal candidate should have strong problem-solving skills, experience in microservices architecture, and familiarity with modern frameworks like Spring Boot or Quarkus.

The role involves working closely with architects, QA, and DevOps teams to deliver scalable, secure, and high-performing software solutions.

Required Skills and Experience:

• 4+ years of experience in Java-based application development.
• Strong understanding of OOPs concepts, design patterns, and data structures.
• Hands-on experience with Spring Boot and REST APIs.
• Exposure to microservices, message queues (RabbitMQ/Kafka).

Roles and Responsibilities:

• Design, develop, and maintain backend services using Java (8 or above).
• Develop RESTful APIs and integrate with various data sources.
• Work on microservices-based architecture with frameworks like Spring Boot / Quarkus.
• Collaborate with front-end and DevOps teams to ensure seamless delivery
• Implement unit and integration tests using JUnit/TestNG frameworks.
• Optimize application performance and ensure scalability and reliability.
• Participate in code reviews and adhere to coding standards and best practices.