Join NTT DATA as a Java Full Stack Developer in Bangalore and contribute to innovative financial services solutions for a leading American multinational investment bank. This role offers an exciting opportunity to be part of a team driving engineering excellence and operational streamlining for our clients.

Leverage your expertise to enhance daily business operations, provide robust client support, and achieve engineering advancements. Our collaborative environment empowers you to impact productivity, strengthen cash flow, and ensure our clients remain competitive while improving member satisfaction.

Develop, test, and maintain robust software applications and systems. Write clean, efficient, and high-quality code primarily using Java and Spring Boot. Collaborate effectively with QA Analysts and fellow Software Developers to devise and implement optimal solutions. Work seamlessly within a larger scrum team, delivering assigned stories on schedule while adhering to coding standards, quality benchmarks, and efficiency requirements. Document frameworks for change implementation and integration needs, ensuring clarity and maintainability.

A minimum of 5-7 years of professional experience in developing Full Stack Java applications. Proven expertise in Core Java, microservices development with Spring and Spring Boot. Strong working knowledge of REST APIs, Spring Boot, JPA/Hibernate, Kafka/JMS, and Kubernetes. Proficiency in SQL/NoSQL databases, including MongoDB. Excellent hands-on experience with Angular for frontend development. Familiarity with lifecycle management tools such as JIRA, Git, GitHub, or Bitbucket. Demonstrated working knowledge of cloud platforms, specifically AWS or Azure. Experience in leveraging Continuous Deployment/Continuous Integration (CI/CD) pipelines. Experience with tools like Dev Assist or GitHub Co-pilot is a plus. Must possess good communication skills and be available for a 10:30 AM to 8:30 PM shift. Flexibility to work from client locations in Manyata or EGL, Bangalore, is required, operating within a hybrid work model. Full remote work is not available, with a full return to office expected by January 2027.