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Lead Engineer - (Full Stack)

Summary

Lead a team building cloud-native, full-stack applications for Johnson Controls' OpenBlue platform using Java/.NET, React/Angular, and Kafka in a DevOps environment.

Job Description

Lead Engineer - (Full Stack)

Location: Pune, India

Experience: 6+ Years

About Johnson Controls

At Johnson Controls, we are transforming buildings through our digital platform OpenBlue, leveraging cloud, AI, and IoT to deliver smarter, more sustainable solutions globally.

About the Role We are looking for a skilled Full Stack Developer (Developer I) to join our Pune-based digital engineering team. You will contribute to building scalable, cloud-native applications and work with modern engineering practices including DevOps, event-driven architectures, and AI-assisted development.

What You'll Do

• Build and maintain full-stack applications using Java or .NET

• Develop UIs using React, Angular, or model-driven frameworks

• Design and implement REST APIs and microservices

• Work on event-driven systems using Kafka or messaging platforms

• Use Docker and Kubernetes for containerized deployments • Implement CI/CD pipelines • Collaborate in Agile teams

• Use AI tools like GitHub Copilot

• Perform code reviews and optimize performance

Mandatory Skills

• 6+ years full stack development experience

• Java (Spring Boot) or .NET (Core/ASP.NET)

• React or Angular or model-driven UI

• Microservices and REST API experience

• Docker & Kubernetes (mandatory)

• CI/CD pipelines (mandatory)

• Kafka or messaging systems (mandatory)

• JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML, CSS

• SQL or NoSQL databases

• AI tools exposure (GitHub Copilot or similar) Good to Have

• Cloud platforms (Azure/AWS/GCP)

• IoT or SaaS experience

• Monitoring and observability tools Education Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science or related field

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