Java developer (id:3204)

• Elicit and prioritize business requirements, translating them into user stories or functional specifications.
• Produce clear and accurate process flows (UML), data maps, and technical documentation.
• Support API design, data exchange mechanisms, and integration with third-party systems.
• Advocate and align solution delivery with IATA aviation frameworks such as ONE Record, ONE Order, and NDC.
• Coordinate User Acceptance Testing (UAT), manage defects in Jira, and ensure timely resolutions.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality solutions on schedule., * Translate business requirements into functional, actionable technical specifications.
• Produce structured documentation and technical diagrams for smooth solution delivery.
• Work collaboratively with stakeholders, managing expectations and aligning with business goals.
• Coordinate testing efforts, identify defects, and ensure successful resolution before go-live.
• Advocate for industry best practices and standards, ensuring scalable and compliant solutions.

What We Bring to the Table:

• Opportunity to work on aviation-focused solutions leveraging industry-leading frameworks (IATA ONE Record, ONE Order, NDC).
• Collaborative and agile work environment with exposure to end-to-end integration projects.
• A platform to enhance your expertise in Core Java development while solving real-world aviation challenges.
• Engagement with global teams and stakeholders, building domain knowledge in the airline industry

• Experience: 8-10 years in software development, with strong hands-on expertise in Core Java.
• Understanding of RESTful APIs, JSON, and XML.
• Experience with Agile tools (Jira, Confluence) and API testing tools (Postman, SOAPUI, etc.).
• Familiarity with aviation industry processes such as Day of Travel functionalities and airline reservations.
• Working knowledge of IATA frameworks including ONE Record, ONE Order, and NDC.
• Strong communication and documentation skills for clear stakeholder interaction.