TATA SIA Airlines Limited is seeking a Technical Architect to join its team in Gurgaon, with the posting date being February 2, 2024. The selected candidate will lead the development team, both in-house and vendor, and will be responsible for delivering high-quality Java/J2EE enterprise solutions. The role requires hands-on experience in developing and deploying such solutions across various environments.
Key responsibilities of the Technical Architect include collaborating with the in-house and vendor technology teams, implementing, developing, coding, and deploying business requirements in Java/J2EE, conducting proof of concept (POC) to validate solutions, creating unit test cases, and performing performance/load/security tests for critical solutions. The Technical Architect will also own and coordinate the System/UAT and work with Technical Analysts, development teams, BAs, and vendors for technical support.
Desired skills and attributes for this role include good hands-on experience in developing Java/J2EE-based enterprise solutions, excellent knowledge of object-oriented programming principles, data structures, algorithms, and design patterns, expertise in full-stack Java development using frameworks like Spring, Spring Boot, Hibernate, and Maven/Gradle, as well as familiarity with RBDMS/No-SQL databases. Candidates should also have knowledge and experience with frontend technologies such as ReactJS or Angular 2+, JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS3, and proficiency in written and verbal English communication.
Candidates applying for this role should have a minimum of 6+ years of Java/J2EE development experience in the IT airline industry and hold a BTech/BE/MCA or equivalent degree from a recognized university.
The Technical Architect position at TATA SIA Airlines Limited in Gurgaon offers an opportunity for individuals with a strong background in Java/J2EE development to lead and contribute to the development of high-quality enterprise solutions in a professional environment.
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