Job Summary
Synechron is seeking a Java Developer to design, develop, and maintain high-performance enterprise applications. This role will enhance application platforms, integrate backend services, and support system stability, scalability, and data quality. The successful candidate will contribute across the software development lifecycle, develop RESTful APIs and SOAP services, manage Oracle and MongoDB data environments, and support CI/CD and agile delivery practices. The role will also apply AI-powered development tools and automation to improve data pipelines, ETL processes, and engineering efficiency.

Software Requirements

Required
Java: 7+ years of professional Java development experience; project-approved Java version to be used.
REST APIs and SOAP services: Professional experience designing, developing, integrating, and supporting services.
Oracle: Strong experience with SQL and PL/SQL; version aligned with the assigned project workplace.
MongoDB: Experience with data storage and retrieval; version aligned with the assigned project setting.
Unix/Linux:



Robust experience working in Unix/Linux environments.
Maven and Gradle: Experience managing builds, dependencies, and project configuration.
Git and GHE: Experience with source control, branching, code reviews, and repository workflows.
Tibco EMS: Familiarity with enterprise messaging and service integration.
AI development tools: Proficient use of AI development tools such as Devin and GitHub Copilot.
AI-powered data automation: Experience applying AI-powered automation to data pipelines and ETL processes.

Preferred
Experience working with multiple Java versions and supporting application upgrades.
Experience optimizing Java applications, database queries, and service performance.
Experience automating testing, deployment, monitoring, or data-quality validation.
Experience working in large-scale enterprise application environments.
Experience contributing to agile deli

📌 Java Developer – Rest/soap Apis, Oracle, Mongodb Pune (India)
🏢 Synechron
📍 India