Big Data Architect Tech Lead
ventures unlimitedFranklin (TN)
About the role
Company Description:
Ventures Unlimited is a service centric organization. Our success begins with our ability to apply our relationships, leverage technologies, and identify talent - often in combination - to an endless array of real-world customer needs
Job Description: Position: Architect / Tech Lead – Big Data Platform Engineering
Location: Nashville, TN
Duration: Full Time: can go very high if profile is a good match
Job Description:
Strong core Java with Hadoop exposure. The Architect Tech lead must be able to write Java-based Map Reduce programs.
Responsibilities:
Design and Architect a Big Data platform involving various technologies such as Hadoop, NoSQL database, RDBMS etc. Design and architect an end to end data pipeline including data ingest, data transformation, loading and extraction for various types of data sources and integration with Enterprise environment. The design should cover non-functional aspects such as scalability, high availability, security, multi-tenancy, fault tolerance, and elasticity. Work closely with business users, IT team and development team to translate the business requirements into technical requirements and articulate the design.
Skills Required:
10+ years of overall work experience design and implementation with: Must have: Hadoop, NoSQLData Management, Data Governance, Metadata Management Core Java Ability to technically lead a teamSQL, Data Warehousing Good to have skills Java frameworks like Spring SSIS, MS-SQLThanks & Regards Rahul Kumar Ventures Unlimited Inc.
Qualifications: Hadoop, Java
Additional Information: Contact me at 856-842-1988 Ext-No: 157 for more details
Summary
Type: Full-time
Function: Information Technology
Experience level: Mid-Senior Level
Industry: Information Technology And Services
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