Job Title: Full Stack Developer (Java & Angular) Company: Mercedes-Benz Research & Development India (MBRDI) Work Location: Brigade Tech Gardens, Bengaluru
About the Role
Mercedes-Benz Research & Development India is looking for an experienced Full Stack Developer with strong expertise in backend development using Java and Spring Boot, and hands-on experience in modern frontend frameworks with primary focus on Angular. You will contribute to building scalable, secure, and high-performing web applications aligned with Mercedes-Benz global technology standards.
Key Responsibilities
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Design, develop, and maintain scalable backend services using Java and Spring Boot.
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Develop and support microservices-based architectures for enterprise applications.
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Build responsive and interactive frontend applications using Angular (preferred) and TypeScript, along with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
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Write clean, maintainable, and reusable code following best engineering practices and coding standards.
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Perform unit testing and integration testing for both frontend and backend components.
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Support deployment activities using Azure DevOps, Docker, and Kubernetes.
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Ensure effective logging, debugging, monitoring, and performance optimization across the full stack.
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Collaborate with cross-functional teams including architects, product owners, QA, and DevOps teams in an Agile environment.
Required Skills – Backend
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Strong proficiency in Java.
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Knowledge of Kotlin (preferred, not mandatory).
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Hands-on experience in Spring Boot and microservices architecture.
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Strong exposure to unit testing and integration testing.
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Experience with Docker and Kubernetes.
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Familiarity with Azure DevOps (CI/CD pipelines, build and release).
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Experience in logging, debugging, monitoring, and production issue resolution.
Required Skills – Frontend
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Strong proficiency in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
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Hands-on experience with Angular (Angular 8+ preferred) and TypeScript.
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Experience in building modular, component-based UIs and consuming REST APIs from the frontend.

Job Title: Full Stack Developer (Java & Angular) Company: Mercedes-Benz Research & Development India (MBRDI) Work Location: Brigade Tech Gardens, Bengaluru
About the Role
Mercedes-Benz Research & Development India is looking for an experienced Full Stack Developer with strong expertise in backend development using Java and Spring Boot, and hands-on experience in modern frontend frameworks with primary focus on Angular. You will contribute to building scalable, secure, and high-performing web applications aligned with Mercedes-Benz global technology standards.
Key Responsibilities
•
Design, develop, and maintain scalable backend services using Java and Spring Boot.
•
Develop and support microservices-based architectures for enterprise applications.
•
Build responsive and interactive frontend applications using Angular (preferred) and TypeScript, along with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
•
Write clean, maintainable, and reusable code following best engineering practices and coding standards.
•
Perform unit testing and integration testing for both frontend and backend components.
•
Support deployment activities using Azure DevOps, Docker, and Kubernetes.
•
Ensure effective logging, debugging, monitoring, and performance optimization across the full stack.
•
Collaborate with cross-functional teams including architects, product owners, QA, and DevOps teams in an Agile environment.
Required Skills – Backend
•
Strong proficiency in Java.
•
Knowledge of Kotlin (preferred, not mandatory).
•
Hands-on experience in Spring Boot and microservices architecture.
•
Strong exposure to unit testing and integration testing.
•
Experience with Docker and Kubernetes.
•
Familiarity with Azure DevOps (CI/CD pipelines, build and release).
•
Experience in logging, debugging, monitoring, and production issue resolution.
Required Skills – Frontend
•
Strong proficiency in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
•
Hands-on experience with Angular (Angular 8+ preferred) and TypeScript.
•
Experience in building modular, component-based UIs and consuming REST APIs from the frontend.