Citi is hiring a Full Stack Java and Angular Developer in Chennai, on a hybrid basis, with 0 to 2 years of experience asked for. The posting went up on 13 November 2026 (Req ID 261004756). It is a good fit for a recent graduate who has built a Java backend and an Angular front end. Fresh roles like this are shared on the Hirecept WhatsApp jobs channel.
Citi Full Stack Java Developer: Role Overview
| Detail | What the posting says |
|---|---|
| Company | Citi |
| Role | Full Stack Java and Angular Developer |
| Level | Applications Development Programmer Analyst, intermediate level |
| Location | Chennai, Tamil Nadu, hybrid |
| Experience | 0 to 2 years of relevant experience |
| Education | Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience |
| Pay | Not listed |
| Last date | Not listed |
What the role involves
The job is about building and improving application systems with the wider technology team. In the posting, that means:
- Spotting needed system enhancements and defining them.
- Analysing issues, recommending fixes and implementing them.
- Testing and debugging, using script tools, and writing code to a design specification.
- Learning Citi's information systems, standards and application development practices.
- Following risk and compliance rules, and escalating control issues openly.
In plain terms, you will spend your days writing and fixing code, testing it, and learning how a large bank's systems fit together.
Skills the posting lists
Beyond the 0 to 2 years of experience, the additional qualifications include:
- Hands-on Java and J2EE, Spring Boot microservices and API development.
- Angular, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and responsive web design.
- Jira, Zephyr and GitHub, with AI coding tools mentioned.
- CI/CD and DevOps tools such as Jenkins, plus cloud deployment on OpenShift, AWS or GCP.
- Test automation with BDD, JUnit, JMeter, Selenium or Cucumber, and unit tests using TDD or BDD.
No single candidate will have all of this. Treat the list as a map of what the team uses.
Who it suits
It suits a fresher or a developer with up to two years of experience who has a Java and Angular project to show. If you prefer backend only, compare the HCLTech Developer role in Hyderabad and the Honeywell Software Engineer I Java opening.
How to stand out
These are suggestions, not Citi's published process:
- Build one project with a Spring Boot REST API and an Angular front end, and host it so reviewers can open it.
- Add unit tests with JUnit and one end to end test. The posting puts weight on testing and automation.
- Expect interview questions on Java collections, OOP, REST design, SQL and basic Angular concepts.
- Be ready to explain how you debug: how you read a stack trace, where you look first.
Check before you apply
- Pay is not listed.
- "Hybrid" is stated, but the number of office days is not.
- The posting asks for 0 to 2 years of experience yet also lists many tools. Apply if you cover the core Java and Angular parts.
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FAQs
Can freshers apply for this Citi role? The posting asks for 0 to 2 years of relevant experience, so freshers with Java and Angular skills can apply.
Is the job in Chennai remote? It is hybrid, based in Chennai.
What is the salary? The posting does not list pay.
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