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CrashPlan

Backup, recovery, and data governance platform

Senior Java Developer

Full-Time
No salary listed
Mid, Senior
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
In PersonBased in the HSR Layout office; alternate Saturdays may be required.
Software EngineeringBackend Engineering

About the job

Requirements
  • 6+ years of experience in Java backend development for enterprise applications.
  • Strong proficiency in Java, Spring Boot, and microservices architecture.
  • Hands-on experience with Apache Kafka for building scalable, real-time data pipelines and event-driven microservices.
  • Experience building RESTful APIs and distributed systems.
  • Good understanding of databases, including SQL and NoSQL databases, and data modeling concepts.
  • Strong understanding of software design patterns and system architecture.
Responsibilities
  • Design, develop, and maintain high-performance, scalable Java-based enterprise applications.
  • Build and enhance backend services, APIs, and microservices architecture.
  • Collaborate closely with Product Management, Engineering, Quality Assurance, and DevOps teams, including remote teams.
  • Write clean, efficient, and maintainable code following best practices and coding standards.
  • Participate in architecture discussions and contribute to technical design decisions.
  • Troubleshoot, debug, and optimize application performance and reliability.
  • Ensure application security, scalability, and high availability.
  • Support continuous integration and deployment processes.
  • Contribute to code reviews and mentor junior developers where required.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with cloud platforms such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud Platform.
  • Familiarity with containerization technologies such as Docker and Kubernetes.
  • Experience working in Agile development environments.
  • Excellent problem-solving and debugging skills.
  • Ability to collaborate effectively with distributed or remote teams.

About the company

CrashPlan provides data resilience and governance for organizations by offering backup and recovery across servers, endpoints, and SaaS applications in one platform. It helps protect data from ransomware, breaches, migrations, and legal holds, ensuring safety and compliance without disruption. With a global customer base of over 50,000 organizations, its goal is to keep critical data safe and compliant while minimizing downtime and disruption during recovery or migrations.

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Headquarters

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Founded

2001

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What believers are saying

  • Google Workspace backup reached general availability on May 28, 2025, expanding SaaS coverage.
  • ConnectWise certified integration on January 21, 2025 gives MSPs deployment and uninstall automation.
  • Ignite 2025 collaboration with Microsoft showcased Azure cost savings and Copilot-adjacent search potential.

What critics are saying

  • G2 reviews dated September 4, 2026 cite backup failures, slow performance, and confusing setup.
  • Capterra reviews updated May 17, 2026 complain about pricing, billing issues, and limited options.
  • Microsoft, Google, and ConnectWise platform shifts can compress CrashPlan’s distribution and product relevance.

What makes CrashPlan unique

  • CrashPlan unified endpoint, server, Microsoft 365, and Google Workspace backup in one platform.
  • Parablu acquisition on October 8, 2024 strengthened Microsoft 365 protection and international reach.
  • Azure-based natural-language backup search targets eDiscovery, operations, and revenue workflows.

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Benefits

  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Hybrid Work Options

Company News

CrashPlan
Oct 6th, 2026
CrashPlan expands SMB data protection portfolio with server and Google Workspace backup.

CrashPlan expands SMB data protection portfolio with server and Google Workspace backup. October 6, 2026 New capabilities round out CrashPlan's small-to-medium-sized business coverage to now include endpoints, servers, Google Workspace, and Microsoft 365 CrashPlan now provides backup and recovery for Windows and Linux servers and Google Workspace for small businesses, expanding its SMB data protection portfolio across endpoints, servers, Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. Both new offerings are available with a 14-day free trial. MINNEAPOLIS, MN - October 6, 2026 - CrashPlan, a leader in cyber-ready data resilience and governance, today announced backup and recovery for Windows and Linux servers and Google Workspace, built for small businesses. This extends CrashPlan's SMB offering to protect the full range of data their operations depend on. Businesses with fewer than 250 users can trial and purchase the new protection directly online. "Many backup solutions are built for large enterprises - they are expensive, complex, and often more than a small IT team needs," said Shivangi Vyas, Head of SMB Growth at CrashPlan. "Our solutions give small businesses reliable, affordable data protection without the infrastructure or management overhead that most SMBs can't take on. We also offer a free, 14-day trial so that business owners can see for themselves that CrashPlan meets their needs before making a commitment." SMBs face outsized challenges: IT teams that have to wear many hats, and the same financial, operational, and legal risks that large organizations face - without enterprise-level budgets. Small businesses bear the brunt of ransomware: 96% of ransomware victims are small and midsize businesses (Verizon 2026 DBIR). In extreme cases, a breach can cost a small business more than 7% of annual revenue (Verizon 2026 Breach Impact Study). Unexpected data loss can slow down teams, stall audits, erode customer trust, and expose the business to risk. CrashPlan's expanded capabilities meet these challenges by providing enterprise-grade protection tailored to SMB budgets and teams. Recognized as a secure, robust backup and recovery solution for computers, laptops, servers, Microsoft 365, and Google Workspace, CrashPlan makes data protection easy for SMBs with limited IT resources. Its cloud-based backup protects businesses from unexpected disasters, deletions, or cyberattacks without being slowed down. Additionally, its simple setup gets the business up and running with continuous, automatic backups within minutes. CrashPlan Windows and Linux Server Backup. Windows and Linux Servers keep the business going. When ransomware, hardware failures, accidental deletions, or outages happen, recovering quickly matters. Protecting that data should not require enterprise complexity or an enterprise budget. CrashPlan takes a different approach, with simple deployment and administration, minimal maintenance and infrastructure overhead, and secure, affordable cloud storage that scales as needed. Key capabilities include: Protect data without complexity * Automatic, continuous backups based on customized and easy-to-set policies * Simple deployment and administration with minimal maintenance * Dedicated visibility dashboards to monitor server backup status and activity Recover quickly when something goes wrong * Fast, reliable restores with a simple, proven recovery process * Flexible recovery with granular file-level restores, system files, folders or entire server data * Immutable, isolated backups for trusted and rapid ransomware recovery Safeguard the business without breaking the budget * Secure cloud-based backup designed for SMB budgets * Affordable, predictable cloud storage that can scale as business data grows * Deduplication, compression and incremental backups reduce storage requirements and backup transfer volume without data loss CrashPlan Backup for Google Workspace Gmail and Google Drive are not immune to accidental deletions, ransomware, sync errors, or user mistakes. Google's built-in retention and recovery tools are not a complete backup solution, and in fact, Google recommends having a third-party backup and recovery solution in place. CrashPlan for Google Workspace lets SMBs back up and recover their Google Workspace data and, as a result, they can meet compliance requirements, protect against ransomware, and get employees working again quickly after data loss. Key capabilities include: Ensure complete data protection * Backup and recovery for Google Workspace data, including files in Google Drive and emails and attachments in Gmail * Immutable backups that offer separate, secure copies of critical Gmail and Google Drive data outside the Google Workspace environment. * Rich backup and recovery capabilities that extend beyond Google's native 30-day retention, limited versioning, and restricted recovery capabilities Ease and accelerate the recovery process * Fast, point-in-time recovery * Granular or full-site restore options * Self-service restore with indexed search so employees can search for and recover their own lost files or emails Make it simple and affordable * Easy setup and simple, centralized policy management with role-based access control * Automated, cloud-to-cloud backups that run in the background * 50 GB of cloud storage per user, which is pooled, to maximize storage capacity usage across users, while deduplication and compression ensure data takes up as little space as possible CrashPlan's full suite of products makes it easy to keep critical business data protected - no enterprise-level overhead or costs, just reliable protection that helps SMBs recover quickly when something goes wrong. CrashPlan Windows and Linux Server Backup and CrashPlan Backup for Google Workspace are generally available now, each with a 14-day free trial. For more information, visit. smb.crashplan.com/free-trial/ About CrashPlan CrashPlan delivers enterprise-grade backup, recovery, and archiving to protect the data organizations cannot afford to lose. With a cloud-native platform, CrashPlan helps businesses secure Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, endpoint, and server data with scalable protection that reduces risk, supports compliance, and controls storage costs. Built for modern IT environments, CrashPlan enables fast, reliable recovery while supporting long-term retention, legal hold, and broader data governance needs. Media Contact: Michelle Kearney Hi-Touch PR 443-857-9468 [email protected]

PR Newswire
Oct 6th, 2026
CrashPlan launches server and Google Workspace backup for SMBs

CrashPlan has launched backup and recovery services for Windows and Linux servers and Google Workspace, targeting small-to-medium-sized businesses with fewer than 250 users. The expansion completes CrashPlan's SMB portfolio, which now covers endpoints, servers, Google Workspace, and Microsoft 365. The company offers a 14-day free trial for businesses to test the new protection services. According to Verizon's 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report, 96% of ransomware victims are small and midsize businesses, with breaches potentially costing more than 7% of annual revenue. CrashPlan's server backup includes automatic continuous backups, flexible recovery options, and immutable backups for ransomware protection. The Google Workspace backup service provides protection beyond Google's native 30-day retention, offering point-in-time recovery and 50GB of pooled cloud storage per user. Both services feature cloud-based backup with deduplication and compression to reduce storage requirements.

CrashPlan
Nov 19th, 2025
AI-Powered Search of Backup Data with Microsoft Azure

AI-Powered search of backup data with Microsoft Azure. Enterprises already protect a massive, ever-growing collection of files, emails, and work artifacts with backup. What's been missing is an easy, affordable way to ask questions of that data - securely and at scale. At CrashPlan, CrashPlan Group is working with Microsoft to make AI-powered natural-language search of enterprise backup data both scalable and cost-effective. The goal: turn your existing resilience investment into an always-on knowledge layer for eDiscovery, operations, and revenue teams. Why AI matters. Backup data is more than a safety net; it's a complete historical record of your organization's knowledge, spanning endpoints, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and file servers. Unlocking it with AI can supercharge: * Legal & compliance (eDiscovery): Ask natural-language questions to rapidly identify relevant custodians, files, and conversations, without rigid query syntax. * Sales & Customer Success: Instantly surface every artifact linked to an account before a renewal, including documents, emails, notes, and shared files. * Ops & security: Track changes, find needles in haystacks, and accelerate investigations with searchable context. The catch? Traditional AI search stacks often rely on vector databases that balloon in size and cost at enterprise scale. By leveraging Azure services and a design that avoids database bloat, CrashPlan's approach reduces the index footprint to a fraction of typical vector-store implementations - while still enabling fast, natural-language retrieval across protected data. The result is a path to broad, practical AI search that respects budgets and scales with your environment. How it works (at a glance). * Runs on Azure: Built to take advantage of Azure's scalability, security, and AI services. * Natural-language search: Ask questions in plain English; get precise, explainable results grounded in your protected data. * Cost-efficient architecture: Minimizes reliance on oversized vector stores to keep TCO in check as data volumes grow. Security, privacy, and control. * Zero-trust posture: Data remains governed under your security controls and tenancy boundaries. * Granular access: Results respect role-based access and retention policies. * Compliance-ready: Designed to support legal holds, defensible deletion, and audit needs. Real-world outcomes. * Faster investigations: Shorten time-to-insight for compliance or security by querying the full historical record - not just what lives in production systems. * Better renewals and QBRs: Give account teams instant context across years of artifacts, even if systems or owners have changed. * Higher resilience ROI: Turn backup from "insurance" into an intelligence layer your teams use daily. What's next. This collaboration lays the groundwork for deeper integrations with Microsoft Copilot and other AI ecosystems, allowing insights from backup data to flow directly into the tools your teams already use for decision-making, compliance, and productivity. Interested in seeing AI search in action? Stop by the CrashPlan booth #5652L at the Ignite Conference, and CrashPlan Group'll walk you through architecture options, data flow, and proof-of-concept steps.

CrashPlan
Aug 7th, 2025
CrashPlan to Highlight Cyber Resiliency and Data Protection Strategies at TechCon 365 Atlanta

MINNEAPOLIS, MN - August 7, 2025 - CrashPlan, a leader in cyber-ready data resilience and governance, today announced its participation at TechCon 365 Atlanta, a premier regional conference dedicated to Microsoft 365, Power Platform, and AI, taking place August 11-15, 2025, at Georgia's World Congress Center.

CrashPlan
May 28th, 2025
Introducing CrashPlan for Google Workspace: Effortless Backup for Your Most Collaborative Tools

That's why CrashPlan Group is excited to introduce CrashPlan for Google Workspace: a secure, scalable, and user-friendly backup and recovery solution for Gmail and Google Drive that protects your most valuable data without disrupting productivity.