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Role at a glance
You will
Technical Leadership & Execution: Drive architecture and design of scalable, high-performance backend systems.
Guide teams building services using Java, Spring Boot, and REST APIs.
Delivery Ownership & Execution: Own end-to-end delivery from planning through production deployment.
Experience
10+ years
Must-have skills
JavaSpring Boot
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Job description
Location: Pune, India Department: Engineering
The Mastercard Payment Networks team is looking for an Engineering Manager to lead high-performing teams building scalable and reliable backend systems.
As an Engineering Manager, you will be responsible for driving technical delivery, ensuring engineering excellence, and building strong teams delivering complex distributed systems.
Key Responsibilities:
Technical Leadership & Execution: Drive architecture and design of scalable, high-performance backend systems. Guide teams building services using Java, Spring Boot, and REST APIs.
Delivery Ownership & Execution: Own end-to-end delivery from planning through production deployment. Ensure strong engineering readiness.
Operational Excellence: Ensure systems meet expectations for reliability, scalability, and performance.
People Leadership & Team Development: Build, mentor, and retain high-performing engineering teams.
Required Skills & Qualifications:
10+ years of experience in software engineering with leadership experience
Strong experience delivering distributed, large-scale backend systems
Hands-on experience with Java, Spring Boot, and REST-based services
Experience in microservices and event-driven architectures
Strong understanding of data storage systems and data access patterns
This guide is for Indian job seekers preparing for Java backend roles, from freshers facing campus and first-job interviews to experienced developers moving into senior positions at product companies and IT services firms. It covers what interviewers ask most in 2025 and 2026 on Java 17 and 21 and Spring Boot 3: OOP, collections, equals and hashCode, streams, exceptions, concurrency and JVM memory, then dependency injection, auto-configuration, REST controllers, validation, JPA and Hibernate, security, microservices and testing. Questions are grouped as easy, medium and hard. Read each answer, compile the code yourself and practise explaining it aloud.
Questions you may be asked
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