Java Full Stack (AI Augmented) - Travel Domain, Raniganj

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. Technical Expertise 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, andRESTful 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