Develop backend services using Java/J2EE and Spring Boot. Design microservices (HL/LL), implement cloud infrastructure, integrate via MQ/Kafka/REST, enforce security (JWT/OAuth/Kerberos), use CI/CD (Maven, Docker, Jenkins), and work with SQL.
Java J2EE functional programming with Spring-Boot concepts
Data Structure & Algorithms
Micro-services HL/LL Design Patterns
Cloud exposure - hands on implementation of public or private cloyd infrastructure
Application integration using MQ, Kafka, REST API
Security - JWT, OAUTH, Password Encoder, Kerberos, Authentication/ Authorisation concepts
CI/CD - Maven, Docker, Jenkins
SQL - DDL, DML, Joins & aggregate functions, indexes, locks, cursors
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