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Job Location: Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Noida, Pune Location Flexibility: Multiple Locations in Country Req Id: 11329 Posting Start Date: 8/18/26 At Fujitsu, we've been driven to create a sustainable world through innovation since 1935. Today, we lead in digital transformation globally with our 130,000 employees across 50+ countries. We empower our diverse community to achieve greatness through career development and opportunities. Explore our internal positions and join us in shaping a brighter future. Thank you for being a part of Fujitsu. We look forward to growing together toward a brighter future. Role- Application Developer Ep- 5-7yrs Shifts- US Shift 5:30 pm to 2:30 am IST Work mode- Hybrid Skills- L2 Support- Java Role Summary We are seeking a skilled Application Support Engineer (L2) with strong experience in Java-based enterprise applications and production support environments. The role involves providing end-to-end application support, incident resolution, release management, monitoring, troubleshooting, and continuous service improvement for business-critical applications. The ideal candidate should possess a blend of development knowledge and support expertise to ensure application stability, performance, and operational excellence. Key Responsibilities Provide L2 production support for web-based applications and services.Resolve incidents, fulfil service requests, and ensure adherence to SLAs.Perform proactive application monitoring, health checks, and operational support activities.Investigate, troubleshoot, and resolve application issues across multiple technology layers.Support production deployments, release validations, and post-release monitoring.Conduct root cause analysis (RCA) and implement preventive measures to reduce recurring incidents.Collaborate with development, infrastructure, database, and business teams for issue resolution.Analyse application logs, database queries, and monitoring dashboards to diagnose problems.Support problem management, change management, and release management processes.Create and maintain operational documentation, knowledge articles, and support runbooks.Participate in on-call support and major incident management activities as required.Identify opportunities for automation and continuous improvement of support processes.Required Technical SkillsBackend Technologies:Java 8 / 17 / 21Spring FrameworkSpring BootJSP StrutsFrontend Technologies: React/ angular / AngularJS Modern UI FrameworksDatabase Technologies: SQL Oracle Database PostgreSQL Monitoring & ITSM ToolsDatadog Monitoring & Observability ServiceNo Relocation Supported: No Visa Sponsorship Approved: No At Fujitsu, we are committed to an inclusive recruitment process that values the diverse backgrounds and experiences of all applicants. We believe that hiring people from a wide variety of backgrounds makes us stronger, not because it's the right thing to do, but because it allows us to draw on a wider range of perspectives and life experiences. .
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