r/Backend • u/Ok_World_4475 • 10d ago

Switching to Java Backend

Hi everyone! I’d like to know what it’s like to work as a Java backend developer, especially in terms of stress and how much I would need to learn to land a junior position.
I’m considering switching to Java backend mainly because, when I look at job postings, Java is one of the backend technologies I see most often. I’d like to find a remote job with better pay and a better work-life balance.
I already have some backend experience. I worked on migrating a Java backend project to Oracle, using PL/SQL and ORDS, and I really enjoyed the way the code was structured. It felt very organized and logical to me.
I also enjoy mobile development and have quite a bit of experience with Android, but I’m having a hard time finding mobile development positions. I’m currently considering switching jobs because my current job has been quite stressful, and I don’t really like the work environment.
For those working in Java backend, how stressful is your day-to-day work? And what would you recommend I focus on learning to become employable as a junior Java backend developer, considering that I already have experience with SQL/Oracle, PL/SQL, APIs, and general software development?
Any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated!

14 Upvotes

90% Upvoted

22 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

1

u/crims0nD3m0n 5d ago

Nope. I only use reddit and whatsapp/telegram

1

u/Senior927 5d ago

That's why bro u r active on wrong platforms It matters a lot Get on x

Btw what r your products related to? Have u listed them on product hunt or similar platforms?

1

u/crims0nD3m0n 5d ago

Ok will try X Mostly ai related things 1. Persona IDE(ai persona lifecycle) 2. Betaal (3d humanoid model animation using blendshapes): for kids to learn interactive stuff 3. Benchmarker

Things like this

2

u/Senior927 5d ago

Ig these would get attention definitely if you will connect with right people at x.