Skill

Spring MVC

Web Development

Spring MVC is the web framework module of the Spring Framework, implementing the Model-View-Controller pattern for building web applications and RESTful APIs in Java. Developers use annotations like @Controller and @RequestMapping to map HTTP requests to handler methods and render views or JSON responses. It's the traditional, servlet-based (blocking) web layer most often paired with Spring Boot.

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Spring MVC in the job market

Last checked September 11, 2026

Open roles: 3
Employers: 3
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Open roles requiring Spring MVC (3)

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Java Technical Architect

Accenture

Accenture is seeking an experienced Java Technical Architect to design and develop scalable Spring-based applications while leading a team of developers. This role suits someone with deep expertise in the Java ecosystem who can balance hands-on architecture work with mentoring and ensuring code quality across cloud-first initiatives.

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SOFTWARE ENGINEER MANAGER - Workforce Management

The Home Depot

GEORGIA - VIRTUAL - GA01 · $140,000 – $240,000

Lead and develop a software engineering team while maintaining hands-on technical contributions in platform infrastructure and tooling at an enterprise scale. This role is suited for someone who thrives balancing people management with code, vendor partnerships, and technology evaluation across a large organization.

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Software Engineer 1

Intuit

Mountain View, CA

This is an entry-level software engineering role for recent graduates or those with minimal professional experience, open to frontend, backend, fullstack, or mobile development tracks. The position offers mentorship and hands-on learning in a fast-paced fintech environment where you'll contribute to products serving millions of users across cloud, mobile, and SaaS platforms.

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