Java Architect
HighRadius · Hyderabad
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Full-time
accounts payablearchitectureawshibernatejavamysqlreconciliationrequirement gatheringspringtechnical
About this role
About Us
HighRadius provides a single Agentic AI platform for the Office of the CFO. It integrates 180+ agents that orchestrate end-to-end processes across Order-to-Cash, Close & Reconciliation, Consolidation & Reporting, Accounts Payable, B2B Payments, and Treasury. HighRadius guarantees operational KPI improvements by mapping them to specific agents on the platform. With a 3-6 month go-live period, HighRadius drives value creation at 1300+ enterprises such as 3M, Unilever, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, Red Bull, Lufthansa, and more. HighRadius has been consistently recognized as a market leader by Gartner, IDC, and Forrester.
Experience Range: 11 to 15 Years
Role: Java Architect
Technology Stack: Java, Struts, Hibernate, springboot, MySQL, ExtJS, Elastic Search, AWS Infra, Cloud Security, HLD, LLD, Application Design, Performance, Scalability
Responsibilities
Technical Architect defines and owns the technical architecture of systems to deliver business objectives while ensuring quality standards
Responsible for high-level requirement gathering, consulting, design, development, and review of the technical architecture as per business requirements
Creation of designs and frameworks for models and validate their adherence to the overall architecture
Ability to conceptualize the design and development of technical systems as per requirements
Responsible for handling the technical tracks of architecture and product selection
Optimize performance of systems and create reference benchmarks as well as suggest best practices
Drive effort reduction through the use of efficient architecture design and technical solutions
Education: BE/B. Tech/MCA/M.Sc./M.Tech Technology Stack: Java, Struts, Hibernate, spring, MySQL, ExtJS, Elastic Search, AWS Infra, Cloud Security, HLD, LLD, Application Design, Performance, Scalability
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