Senior Java Tech Lead
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Nov 1, 2026. First seen by Alion on Oct 27, 2026. DXC Technology scores B on the Alion truth index.
Job Description:
Senior Java Tech Lead
Job Location: Bangalore/Chennai/Gurugram
Work Mode: Hybrid
Years of experience: 12 Year
A full-stack engineer with expert, delivery-owning depth in Java, who acts as a technical leader across the platform. Supports the team by independently handling small- to medium-complexity work in three secondary areas - React front-end, DevSecOps, and Test Automation - using AI/Agentic AI tools to extend breadth without needing deep specialisation in each.
M-Shaped Profile
- Primary (expert depth, end-to-end delivery ownership): Java.
- Secondary (independent on small-medium complexity, AI/Agentic-assisted): React front-end, DevSecOps, Test Automation.
Key Responsibilities
- Java (primary): Design and build Spring Boot microservices integrating with databases, message brokers, and APIs; own REST API design, performance, and reliability; deliver scalable services across on-prem and cloud.
- Act as the platform-wide technical leader for Java engineering - set standards, review designs, and coach engineers across teams.
Skills & Experience
- Java (expert): Strong Java fundamentals (Java 17+ desirable) and Spring Boot microservices; SQL and persistence (JPA/Hibernate); Kafka and containers (Docker, Kubernetes); REST API design and messaging; performance tuning; TDD; on-prem and cloud delivery. Good-to-have: AWS, Terraform.
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