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Role at a glance
You will
Develop a basic understanding of end-to-end technical architecture and dependent systems
Estimate and own delivery tasks (design, dev, test, deployment, configuration, documentation) to meet business requirements
Develop high-quality, secure, scalable software solutions based on technical requirements specifications and design artifacts within…
Experience
3–6 years
Education
Bachelor's degree
Must-have skills
AgileAngularCI/CDCSSGitHibernate
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Job description
Location: Pune, India Department: Engineering
The Core Authentication team at Mastercard is looking for a Software Engineer II to contribute to the development of secure and convenient payment solutions. As a Software Engineer II, you will develop a basic understanding of end-to-end technical architecture and dependent systems, estimate and own delivery tasks, and develop high-quality, secure, scalable software solutions.
Responsibilities:
Develop a basic understanding of end-to-end technical architecture and dependent systems
Estimate and own delivery tasks (design, dev, test, deployment, configuration, documentation) to meet business requirements
Develop high-quality, secure, scalable software solutions based on technical requirements specifications and design artifacts within expected time and budget
Support collection and reporting of project and software metrics
Identify opportunities to improve overall process and eliminate waste
Mentor and guide new and less experienced team members
Collaborate with cross-teams to get required support/inputs
Requirements:
Bachelor of Engineering/Technology in Information Technology/Computer Science or Master's degree in related discipline
3 to 6 years of experience in software engineering field
Experience in Java/J2EE technologies with Spring boot framework, JUnit, Hibernate, Messaging, Web Services, REST APIs
Basic knowledge of microservices architecture & development is preferred
Experience in web stack such as JavaScript, CSS, JSON/XML, Angular JS or similar framework, Web & Application Server
Working knowledge of SQL, PL SQL, Oracle/Postgres, & Redis is required
Possess skills in test-driven and behavior-driven development (TDD and BDD)
Experience in implementing CI/CD build pipelines with tools like Git/BitBucket, Jenkins, Maven, Artifactory, and Chef
Basic knowledge of cloud-based application development is desirable
Knowledge of payment domain (especially card payments) is a plus
Knowledge of IT Security tools, information security principles, and PCI DSS Compliance is a plus
Experience of working in Agile environment like Scrum/Kanban/SAFe would be plus
Key skills
Required
AgileAngularCI/CDCSSGitHibernateJSONJUnitJavaJavaScriptJenkinsKanbanPostgreSQLREST API DevelopmentRedisSQLScrumSpring BootXML
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