Java Solutions Architect

Java Architect

Key Responsibilities: • 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.