Java Developer

The interview process typically starts with an online assessment that tests quantitative aptitude and coding ability, followed by a technical interview focusing on core Java concepts, OOP design and performance testing fundamentals. The final HR round evaluates cultural fit, communication skills and career aspirations. Preparation should include practicing coding problems, revising Java frameworks and understanding basic performance testing tools.

Capgemini promotes a collaborative culture where learning is encouraged through mentorship and internal training programs. Employees enjoy a good work‑life balance with flexible timings and opportunities to work on diverse, global projects.

Any graduate (B.E/B.Tech/B.Sc) in Computer Science, Information Technology or related fields with minimum 60% aggregate. No active backlogs at the time of joining. Freshers and candidates with up to 5 years of experience are eligible.

Round 1: Online Assessment (aptitude + coding) → Round 2: Technical Interview (core Java, OOP, performance testing) → Round 3: HR Interview

Capgemini is a global leader in consulting, technology services and digital transformation. With a presence in over 50 countries, the company helps clients across industries innovate and stay competitive. In India, Capgemini is known for its strong focus on learning, mentorship and a culture that encourages collaboration across diverse teams. The firm consistently ranks among the top employers for fresh graduates, offering structured training programs and clear career progression paths. The Java Developer role at Capgemini’s Pune office is positioned within the Engineering – Software & QA department. As a performance‑focused developer, you will be responsible for designing, building and validating high‑throughput Java applications. The role blends core Java development with performance testing, ensuring that applications meet stringent response time and load criteria before they reach production. You will work closely with senior architects, product owners and QA engineers to deliver robust, scalable solutions. Key responsibilities include: 1. Design and develop Java based micro‑services and REST APIs using Spring Boot and Hibernate. 2. Create and maintain automated performance test scripts using tools such as JMeter or LoadRunner. 3. Conduct load, stress and endurance testing to validate response times and peak load handling. 4. Analyse performance test results, identify bottlenecks and recommend optimisation strategies. 5. Write unit and integration tests with JUnit and Mockito to ensure code quality. 6. Collaborate with cross‑functional teams to integrate performance testing into CI/CD pipelines. 7. Participate in code reviews, providing feedback on performance considerations. 8. Document test plans, test cases and performance metrics for stakeholder review. 9. Stay updated with emerging performance testing tools and best practices. 10. Contribute to knowledge‑sharing sessions and internal training on performance engineering. The tech stack revolves around Java 11+, Spring MVC, Spring Boot, Hibernate/JPA, Microservices architecture, RESTful services, SQL/NoSQL databases, JUnit, Maven/Gradle, Git, Jenkins and performance tools like JMeter. Capgemini offers a clear growth path: starting as an Associate Java Developer, you can progress to Senior Developer, Lead Engineer, and eventually Solution Architect or Project Manager, with regular up‑skilling opportunities through internal academies. Why join Capgemini? You gain exposure to global projects, work with cutting‑edge technologies and benefit from a supportive learning environment. The company’s emphasis on work‑life balance, flexible work arrangements and a vibrant employee community makes it an attractive place for fresh talent to launch a rewarding career.