Gemfire Architect/ Lead/ Developer
vdartNew Brunswick (NJ)
Gemfire Architect/ Lead/ Developer
Posted 8 days ago
vdartNew Brunswick (NJ)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Gemfire Architect/ Lead/ Developer About VDart: VDart is an emerging global information technology staffing provider with expertise in Enterprise Resource Planning (Oracle/SAP), SMAC (Social, Mobile, Cloud, Analytics), Business Intelligence & Infrastructure services. Three-time consecutive winner of Best Places to Work in Atlanta and Best and Brightest Award, VDart has successfully deployed over 3500 contractors in the last five years with over 60% of its deployments with Fortune 1000 corporations. We possess deep industry expertise and focus in BFSI, Manufacturing, Retail, Energy & Utility, Healthcare, Technology and the Public-Sector. Our scope, knowledge, industry expertise and global footprint have enabled us to provide best in the industry solutions. With our core focus in emerging technologies, we provide global technology workforce solutions in USA, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, UK & Australia
Job Description
Responsibilities:
- Design, develop and maintain IMDG platform based on Gemfire· Design and develop underlying architecture to incorporate grid framework required for application and data capabilities Skills· experience in design, analysis and implementation of the Gemfire in-memory data grid· experience architecting scalable and distributed solutions· Working with other IMDG solutions like Oracle Coherence, Hazlecast, terracotta etc.
Additional Information: All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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