Pune Java Microservices Developer
Budget: ₹400 – ₹750 INR
I’m midway through building a microservices-driven platform and I need an extra pair of hands here in Pune, Maharashtra for the development phase. The core of the service is written in robust Core Java, with Spring Framework (largely Spring Boot) orchestrating each microservice and Hibernate handling ORM. Your role is to take ownership of individual services: designing the endpoints, wiring Spring components, integrating the Hibernate entities, and then pushing clean, tested code into our Git repo.
We hold short onsite sync-ups once or twice a week, so being locally available is essential, but you’ll otherwise work remotely on your own schedule. If you’re comfortable slicing a user story into small, testable tasks, writing clean Java 17 code, and troubleshooting Spring/Hibernate quirks without drama, we should talk.
Deliverables will be accepted when:
• Each assigned microservice runs independently, passes its JUnit/Mockito test suite, and integrates with the existing service mesh via REST.
• Code is pushed through a merge request with clear comments and no critical Sonar issues.
• A concise README outlines build steps and environment variables.
Drop a short note about your recent Core Java + Spring + Hibernate work in a microservices setting, and let’s get this moving.
We hold short onsite sync-ups once or twice a week, so being locally available is essential, but you’ll otherwise work remotely on your own schedule. If you’re comfortable slicing a user story into small, testable tasks, writing clean Java 17 code, and troubleshooting Spring/Hibernate quirks without drama, we should talk.
Deliverables will be accepted when:
• Each assigned microservice runs independently, passes its JUnit/Mockito test suite, and integrates with the existing service mesh via REST.
• Code is pushed through a merge request with clear comments and no critical Sonar issues.
• A concise README outlines build steps and environment variables.
Drop a short note about your recent Core Java + Spring + Hibernate work in a microservices setting, and let’s get this moving.