How to set the attributes to a generic @Service class in Spring Boot?

I'm new to Spring Boot, so bare me with my basic question here.

I want to build a generic @Service class that has well defined methods that don't even need to be overwritten.

The only thing this class needs is to adjust its attributes based on which Controller method was called. Basically, this class works as a Job handler that needs to adjust some parameters so its methods can perform what they're supposed to compute. The job will always have the same workflow, calling the methods in the same order, but it will obtain different results depending on the parameters/attributes it receives, which, as I said before, are defined by the controller methods.

The only attribute it has beside the ones that adjust the job's workflow is an autowired @Repository object that will save the results of the job in a database.

Maybe I could simply instantiate an Job Handler object and call a constructor with the paramaters I need for the job, but I don't know what is the "Spring way" of doing this, considering how Spring works with dependency injection and I need a @Repository object embbeded into the Job Handler service.

I would really appreciate if anyone could write a sample code/example so I could understand how this can be done with Spring Boot so I don't have to duplicate code or Service Classes.