Java Backend Developer — Spring Boot (Telecom Domain) at Team Geek Solutions
Bangalore Urban
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Jun 28, 2026
Bangalore Urban
Jul 21, 2026
What this job asks for AI summary
A backend engineering role focused on building and maintaining Java/Spring Boot applications for enterprise telecom platforms. Day-to-day work covers designing microservices, implementing REST APIs, integrating with databases and third-party telecom systems, and supporting CI/CD pipelines. Suited to a seasoned Java developer with at least five years of experience and direct exposure to telecom domains such as OSS/BSS, billing, order management, or network provisioning.
Senior level · 5+ years · National
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Most people in this occupation already list these. Still required — just not what gets you shortlisted.
What the occupation pays Median $135,980 (middle half $105,210–$171,980).
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Location is not specified anywhere in the posting — CBSA and state are left blank. The role may be remote or on-site in an unspecified geography; hiring managers should confirm.
No compensation information is provided.
Telecom domain experience is explicitly marked 'Mandatory' in its own section. However, it describes a broad domain context (OSS/BSS, Billing, CRM, etc.) rather than specific named technologies or tools, so it is not emitted as a discrete skill per extraction rules. Hiring managers should treat telecom domain background as a hard gate when screening candidates.
JUnit and Mockito are listed together as a single bullet under Mandatory Skills; they are closely related testing tools used together, so they are captured as one skill entry with Mockito as an alternative.
Spring Data JPA and Hibernate are listed together; Hibernate is captured as an alternative since either ORM satisfies the requirement.
Maven and Gradle are listed together as build tools; Gradle is captured as an alternative.
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