Back-End Database Developer
eproMillbrae (CA)
Back-End Database Developer
Posted 2 days ago
eproMillbrae (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Back-End Database DeveloperE*Pro Consulting service offerings include contingent Staff Augmentation of IT professionals, Permanent Recruiting and Temp-to-Hire. In addition, our industry expertise and knowledge within financial services, Insurance, Telecom, Manufacturing, Technology, Media and Entertainment, Pharmaceutical, Health Care and service industries ensures our services are customized to meet specific needs. For more details please visit our website www.epro-tech.comLocation: SFO, CALength: 4 monthsType: C2C / C2HJob Description: • A passion for building scalable, robust software with automation in mind • Great team player with strong ability to work independently • 6+ years of software development experience • 4+ years of experience working with Java • 4+ years of experience on web services, especially RESTful web services • 4+ years of experience working with scalable relational databases such as Oracle and DB2 • 2+ years of experience working with NoSQL database such as Cassandra and Mongo DB • Solid knowledge in orchestration frameworks such as Azkanban • Hand-on experience in writing scripts using both Python and Unix shell • Working knowledge on massive email delivery is a plus • Experience working in Scrum/Agile environment • Great team player with strong ability to work independently • Excellent analytical, problem solving and written and verbal communication skills
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