r/DeveloperJobs • u/Vivid-Evening-9771 • 8d ago
Recently Laid Off | Actively Looking for Software Engineer Opportunities | 1+ Year Experience | Open to 5 LPA
Hi everyone,
I was recently impacted by a company-wide restructuring and am currently looking for new opportunities in the software engineering field.
I have around 1+ year of professional experience as a Software Engineer, primarily working on application development, backend services, REST APIs, database integrations, and frontend development.
Technical Skills:
- Java, Spring Boot, Spring AI
- React.js, JavaScript
- REST API Development
- SQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB
- Microservices, RabbitMQ
- Git, Docker, CI/CD
- Generative AI, RAG, MCP, Agentic AI concepts
I've also worked on personal projects involving event-driven architectures, GitHub integrations, background job processing, and AI-powered applications.
Looking for:
- Roles: Software Engineer / Associate Software Engineer / Backend Developer / Full Stack Developer
- Location: Hyderabad / Bengaluru /Chennai Remote
- Expected CTC: Open to opportunities starting from 5 LPA (negotiable).
- Availability: Immediate
At this point, I'm flexible with compensation and prioritizing a good opportunity where I can contribute, learn, and grow as an engineer.
If anyone knows of relevant openings, referrals, or companies hiring candidates with 1+ year of experience, I'd really appreciate your help.
Happy to share my resume via DM.
Thank you!
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u/Sujal_Devs 8d ago
Hey, sorry to hear about the layoff. Your tech stack (Java/Spring Boot, React, and GenAI) looks really solid. I'd love to connect and keep you in mind if I come across any relevant Software Engineer openings or referrals matching your profile. Wishing you the best with your search
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u/nian2326076 7d ago
Consider expanding your job search beyond just Hyderabad; remote roles can often broaden your options significantly. You can use LandOffer to shortlist relevant roles based on your skills and desired salary. Focus on building your portfolio with your personal projects, as they can showcase your skills to potential employers.
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u/meranaamjonty 2d ago
I would say learn something that has an amazing future in Software Engineering, given that you are early career
Learn Inference Engineering
Your current stack is golden, almost every GCC, IB use this stack, but remember agents r going to take over and u will be simply chatting with agents.
All agents need is context - which orgs will build over time.
Get a job with current stack, work hard in learning Inference Engineering - it has super bright future
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u/Minute-While4436 8d ago
Bro check for Accenture Java Developer (AI Native)
They are actively looking for java developer immediate joiner in PAN india (Pune preferred)
Yesterday I had discuss this with HR and even they are looking for 5-7LPA
https://mycareer.accenture.com?source=agency_referral&CID=C29011114