Scala Developer (Permanent / Full time )
Scala Developer (Permanent / Full time )
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design and develop customer and support-facing capabilities
- Supports other product delivery partners in successful build, test, and release of solutions
- Support the development of both UI and server-side platforms
- Work through user-centered design practices to gather and incorporate end-user feedback into development
- Supports design and development of complex enterprise solutions on JVM-hosted environments
- Works with distributed requirements and technical stakeholders to complete shared design and development
- Supports the full software lifecycle of design, development, testing, and support for technical delivery
- Proven experience in architecture/design of SOA/EAI and/or Web API integration applications
- Demonstrated working knowledge of web service/API design and implementation
- Experience in data design and alignment of persisted data models to 'over the wire' data models
- Work closely with solution architects and development stakeholders to resolve ambiguity and conflicts
- Design, document, and implement scaleable and high-performance algorithms in scaleable languages such as Scala
- Support the testing, deployment, and support of scaleable applications.
- Benchmark algorithms, analyze bottle necks and propose solutions to eliminate them.
- Follow and advocate high quality software engineering practices like unit testing, profiling and effective logging.
- Experience in functional/scaleable languages (Scala preferred, Python, R may be considered)
- Experience delivering distributed and scaleable solutions to backend and mid-tier applications.
- Experience in noSQL, graph and document-oriented databases models is a plus
- Qualificationsplease share your profile to mdanish(at)1stitsolutions.com
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