Is there any straightforward way to fetch and send `current method name` as argument in java?

Making an api to log and provide common methods.

public static void start(Class<?> clazz) throws IOException {
    writeExecutionLog("Start of" + clazz.getName(), null);
}

public static void end(Class<?> clazz) throws IOException {
    writeExecutionLog("End of" + clazz.getName(), null);
}

In classes, There are multiple schedulers in different methods which calls above start and end when job is started or finsihed.

class scheduler{

 public void scheduler1(){
    MyService.start(methodname or class)
    MyService.end(methodname or class)
 }

 public void scheduler2(){
    MyService.start(methodname or class)
    MyService.end(methodname or class)
 }
}

In place of String, is there any simple way to pass Method name with class name in above start and end method.

I want to fetch current method name dynamically in Start and end methods something like this.class.currentMethod?(not complicated statement like mentioned in geekofgeeks and better if i can handle most of things in start() and end())