Ushyaku Software Solutions - Java Developer - Struts/Stripes Framework

Java Developer (Struts/Stripes Framework Mandatory)

Location : Gurugram / Remote

Experience : 4 - 8 Years

Employment Type : Full-Time

About the Role :

Ushyaku Software Solutions is looking for an experienced Java Developer with strong expertise in Apache Struts (Struts 2.x) and/or Stripes Framework. The ideal candidate will be responsible for developing, maintaining, and enhancing enterprise web applications, APIs, and integrations.

Important :

Hands-on experience with Struts or Stripes Framework is mandatory. Candidates without relevant project experience will not be considered.

Key Responsibilities :

• Develop and maintain Java-based web applications using Struts/Stripes framework.
• Design and develop REST/SOAP APIs and system integrations.
• Write and optimize SQL queries, stored procedures, and database objects.
• Troubleshoot and resolve production issues.
• Participate in code reviews and follow development best practices.
• Deploy and manage applications on Apache Tomcat.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality solutions.

Mandatory Skills :

• 4 - 8 years of experience in Java application development.
• Strong hands-on experience with Apache Struts 2.x and/or Stripes Framework (Mandatory).
• Strong knowledge of Core Java, OOP, Collections, Exception Handling, and Multithreading.
• Experience with JSP, JSTL, Custom Tags, and MVC architecture.
• Experience with Spring Framework (Spring Boot/Spring MVC).
• Strong SQL and JDBC knowledge.
• Experience developing and consuming REST/SOAP APIs.
• Hands-on experience with Maven, Git, and Apache Tomcat.
• Strong debugging, analytical, and production support skills.

Good to Have :

• Experience with JMS/Message Queues.
• Knowledge of encryption/decryption techniques.
• Experience with SMPP, SMS integrations, FCM/APNS, or Java Mail.
• Exposure to cloud platforms and microservices architecture.

Applications lacking hands-on Struts/Stripes project experience will not be shortlisted.