Walk-in || Tcs Opportunity For Full Stack Developer

TCS has been a great pioneer in feeding the fire of Young Techies like you. We are a global leader in the technology arena and there's nothing that can stop us from growing together.

Experience Range: 6 - 12 Yrs

What we are looking for

Must Have

  • Strong hands-on experience in Java Core, Spring Boot, Microservices architecture.
  • Proficiency in Apache Kafka (producers, consumers, topics, partitions, stream processing).
  • Solid understanding of REST APIs, event-driven systems, and distributed systems.
  • Strong knowledge of design patterns, clean coding practices, and system design principles.
  • Hands-on experience with CI/CD pipelines, build tools, and deployment automation.
  • Exposure to cloud platform Azure is preferred.
  • Strong debugging and problem-solving skills with experience in defect triaging and production issue resolution.
  • Ability to work closely with business teams, understand requirements, and call out technical gaps or risks proactively.
  • Excellent communication, leadership, and mentoring skills.
  • Experience in Docker, Kubernetes and containerized deployments.
  • Knowledge in SQL
Minimum Qualification:
  • 15 years of full-time education
Face to Face interview on 10th Oct 2026 (Saturday ) at TCS Location in Gurugram Disclaimer: We encourage you to register at for exploring an exciting career with TCS. At the time of your application to TCS, the personal data contained in your application and resume will be collected by TCS and processed for the purpose of TCS's recruitment related activities.

Your personal data will be retained by TCS for as long as TCS determines it is necessary to evaluate your application for employment as per our retention policy. You have the right to request TCS for temporary/permanent exclusion of your candidature from any recruitment related communication . For any such request you may write to careers.tcs.com.

Regards

Nafisa Begum

HR-Talent Acquisition

Tata Consultancy Services

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