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Associate Java Python Developer - Risk Analytics GRC Advisory (Pune)

PricewaterhouseCoopers · Pune

📅 15/08/2026
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Role Overview:As a seasoned software engineer at PwC, you will lead the design and execution of platform migration from monolithic to microservice-based architecture. Your main responsibilities will include redesigning the application for efficient and scalable microservices architecture and owning the migration to a data-driven streaming Responsibilities:- Redesign the application from monolithic architecture to microservices architecture effectively.- Lead the migration of the application from the current platform to a data-driven streaming Collaborate effectively with relevant stakeholders in the division as a team player.- Strive for customer experience and on-time delivery while being autonomous, motivated, and self-driven.- Communicate effectively with peers and stakeholders, articulating knowledge and having critical Demonstrate accountability, commitment to quality work, and readiness to face challenges.- Plan, prioritize, and effectively own individual and group activities.- Utilize hands-on experience in Java 8/Python, Spring/Guice, Sprint Boot, web services, and microservice-based architecture.- Apply good understanding of design patterns to design solutions and algorithms.- Leverage experience in migrating monolithic applications to microservices.- Utilize NoSQL databases like Couchbase and MongoDB, and knowledge of message queues like Kafka.- Expose yourself to tools like OpenShift, Docker, Kubernetes, and understand non-functional requirements (NFRs) and continuous integration and continuous deployment (CICD). Qualification Required:- 4 to 9 years of experience in analysis, design, and development of software systems in Java.- Bachelors degree in any field of study is required.Additional Details:PwC believes in providing equal employment opportunities without discrimination based on various factors. The company aims to create an inclusive environment where every individual can contribute to personal and firm growth. PwC has zero tolerance for discrimination and harassment based on protected characteristics.(Note: The job description does not contain any additional details about the company.) Role Overview:As a seasoned software engineer at PwC, you will lead the design and execution of platform migration from monolithic to microservice-based architecture. Your main responsibilities will include redesigning the application for productive and scalable microservices architecture and owning the migration to a data-driven streaming Responsibilities:- Redesign the application from monolithic architecture to microservices architecture effectively.- Lead the migration of the application from the current platform to a data-driven streaming Collaborate effectively with relevant stakeholders in the division as a team player.- Strive for customer experience and on-time delivery while being autonomous, motivated, and self-driven.- Communicate effectively with peers and stakeholders, articulating knowledge and having critical Demonstrate accountability, commitment to quality work, and readiness to face challenges.- Plan, prioritize, and effectively own individual and group activities.- Utilize hands-on experience in Java 8/Python, Spring/Guice, Sprint Boot, web services, and microservice-based architecture.- Apply good understanding of design patterns to design solutions and algorithms.- Leverage experience in migrating monolithic applications to microservices.- Utilize NoSQL databases like Couchbase and MongoDB, and knowledge of message queues like Kafka.- Expose yourself to tools like OpenShift, Docker, Kubernetes, and understand non-functional requirements (NFRs) and continuous integration and continuous deployment (CICD). Qualification Required:- 4 to 9 years of experience in analysis, design, and development of software systems in Java.- Bachelors degree in any field of study is required.Additional Details:PwC believes in providing equal employment opportunities without discrimination based on various factors. The company aims to create an inclusive environment where every individual can contribute to personal and firm growth. PwC has zero tolerance for discrimination and harassment based on protected characteristics.(Note: The job description does not contain any additional details about the company.) .
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