Java Full Stack (AI Augmented) - Travel Domain

Role Title - Software Engineer (Full Stack Focus)

Location - Hyderabad, India

Experience - 3 – 5 Years (Professional Development)

Domain - Travel Technology (B2C E-commerce)

Role

We are seeking a high-velocity developer to drive next-generation solutions in the travel domain. This role is designed for an engineer who utilizes Agentic AI tools (e.g., Claude Code, GitHub Copilot) to drastically reduce time-to-ship while maintaining elite code quality. You will be instrumental in modernizing flight booking systems and integrating complex distribution channels (GDS/NDC/LCC).

Key Responsibilities

• AI-Augmented Development: Leverage AI agents to automate boilerplate, generate unit tests (JUnit/ Jest), and rapidly troubleshoot performance or rendering issues.
• Travel Tech Orchestration: Develop and optimize modules for flight search and pricing engines, integrating multiple providers (Amadeus, Sabre, NDC).
• Full Stack Implementation: Build responsive interfaces using Angular and React (Next.js 15), supported by Java 21 microservices.
• Complex Data Logic: Implement sophisticated sorting and filtering algorithms for flight records (e.g., normal vs. special union fares). Cloud & Infrastructure: Manage deployments on AWS, with a focus on cost-efficient data handling using Amazon Data Firehose and S3.
• Quality & Evolution: Refactor monolithic code into event-driven microservices while ensuring pixel- perfect UI/UX consistency.

• AI Productivity Expert knowledge of Agentic AI tools (Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor) for
• coding and documentation.
• Backend Java 21 (Amazon Corretto), Spring Boot, Hibernate, Microservices, and
• RESTful APIs.
• Frontend Angular (Latest), React.js, Next.js 15, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS (v4). Data & Cloud AWS (S3, Data Firehose), SQL (MySQL), and NoSQL (DynamoDB). Build & DevOps Maven 3.9, Gradle 8.2, Git, Jenkins, and Docker.

Skills: aws,gradle,devops maven,typescript,agentic ai tools,hibernate,java backend,restful apis,react.js,docker,sql,tailwind css,spring boot,jenkins,microservices,amazon corretto,s3