Cloud Software Engineer, Level 3
Cloud Software Engineer, Level 3
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Provide in-depth knowledge of Information Retrieval; assisting the software development team in designing, developing and testing Cloud Information Retrieval
- Implement complex workflows that manage Cloud MapReduce analytics
- Implement code that interacts with Cloud Distributed Coordination Frameworks
- Oversee one or more software development tasks and ensures the work is completed in accordance with the constraints of the software development process being used on any particular project
- Make recommendations for improving documentation and software development process standards
- Serve as a subject matter expert for Cloud Computing and corresponding technologies including Hadoop – assisting the software development team in designing, developing and testing Cloud Computing Systems
- Debug problems with Cloud based Distributed Computing Frameworks
- Manage multi-node Cloud based installation
- Delegate programming and testing responsibilities to one or more teams and monitor their performance
- Select the software development process in coordination with the customer and system engineering
- Recommend new technologies and processes for complex cloud software projects
- Ensure quality control of all developed and modified software
- Architect solutions to complex Cloud Software Engineering Problems such as efficiently processing and retrieving large amounts of data
- Make recommendations for improving documentation and software development process standards
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