Staff Software Engineer-Java/ US
Staff Software Engineer-Java/ US
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- 10+ years of experience including 3+ experience with big data systems, analytics, containerized microservices, serverless functions, and event-driven architecture.
- Master’s or PhD degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or related field
- Experience with design/architecting large-scale distributed systems preferably using AWS technologies.
- Strong Experience in building reactive systems using Spring Cloud and WebFlux.
- Experience in using data storage systems like Deltalake.
- Thorough understanding/working knowledge of CI/CD systems using Jenkins and integration with source control systems like github/gitlab
- Experience using industry standard messaging systems like Kafka/RabbitMQStrong experience using NoSQL databases like MongoDB, Cassandra
- Experience using spark and spark SQL.2+ years working directly with end customers to assess needs, identify solutions, and constructively resolve disagreements.
- Bring fresh ideas from all areas, including testing and validation automation while maintaining the production availability, conversion automation, distributed computing, large-scale system design.
- Experience with supporting production software deployments
- Technical expertise across all deployment models on public cloud, and on-premises infrastructure
- Experience creating, documenting, and communicating software architectures for complex products.
- Experience in building, tracking, and communicating plans within Agile processes.
- Excellent technical problem-solving skills and aptitude to learn new technologies and methodologies.
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