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Principal Software Engineer

Description MCO

Full time
Experience
8–12 years
Location
India
Work mode
Not stated
Salary
₹11L – ₹25L a year estimatetypical for IT Jobs in India, 825 posts
Posted 9 days ago

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Experience
8–12 years
Must-have skills
AgileAngularDesign PatternsHibernateJUnitJava

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Job description

Description

MCO is seeking a highly skilled Principal Software Engineer to join our dynamic team. In this role, you will be instrumental in designing and developing cutting-edge solutions that simplify and enhance compliance management for financial firms. You will leverage your expertise in Java, Spring, and system design to create robust, scalable, and high-performance applications that align with our mission to make compliance simpler, smarter, and more effective.
Requirements

  • 8-12 years of expertise, demonstrating strong Java development proficiency alongside robust logical and analytical capabilities.
  • Exhibiting comprehensive mastery in Full Stack Development, with sustained hands-on involvement throughout the professional journey.
  • Evidencing adeptness in team leadership, exemplifying effective guidance and coordination.
  • Possessing in-depth comprehension of application design, architectural best practices, and design patterns.
  • Commanding proficiency in Spring and Spring Boot framework deployment, coupled with prowess in ORM frameworks such as Hibernate or equivalent.
  • Acquiring familiarity or a foundational grasp of the Angular framework.
  • Showcasing excellent SQL skills, ideally inclusive of fundamental query performance tuning knowledge.
  • Presenting a history of crafting JUnit test cases with dexterity.
  • Displaying tangible instances of technical leadership, steering development teams, and propelling pivotal technical resolutions.
  • Demonstrating a sound understanding of agile software development methodologies.
  • Possessing hands-on experience with Restful APIs and an excellent grasp of development standards.
  • Noteworthy familiarity with Liquibase, if present, adds value to the profile.

Key skills

Required

AgileAngularDesign PatternsHibernateJUnitJavaREST API DevelopmentSpring BootSpring

Preferred

SQL

Job market insights

2,739active Agile jobs in India
667active Angular jobs in India
598active Design Patterns jobs in India
₹11L – ₹25L advertised yearly salary for IT Jobs in India (middle half of 825 posts that show a salary; median ₹17L)

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Questions about this job

What is the salary for this Principal Software Engineer job?

The post does not state the pay. As an estimate, comparable posts on CoreHRx advertise ₹11L – ₹25L a year (typical for IT Jobs in India, 825 posts).

How much experience does this job need?

The post asks for 8–12 Yrs experience.

What kind of job is this?

It is a full time job.

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