Senior Java Software Engineer [$325k/yr+] TS/SCI-FS Poly Jobs
$325,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$325,000 per year
About the role
- Extract meaning and value from structured and unstructured data using statistical methods, machine learning, and visualization tools.
- Lead software development teams, analyze requirements, and engineer robust data flows across the system lifecycle.
- Support data management applications utilizing modern technologies including Java, Python, Scala, NiFi, Hadoop MapReduce, and Apache Spark. Qualifications & Compensation:
- Degree: Technical bachelor's degree or equivalent experience
- Years of experience: 17+ years
- Total Compensation: $325k+ yearly Job Description:
- Serve as technical lead for multiple software development teams, recommending modern technologies and processes for complex software projects.
- Devise strategies to extract meaning and value from structured and unstructured data while developing new methodologies for automated data characterization.
- Leverage statistical methods and machine learning to discover patterns, anomalies, and entity behaviors.
- Design, develop, and deploy data pipelines and analytics using Java, Python, Scala, NiFi, and big data processing frameworks like Apache Spark and Hadoop MapReduce.
- Analyze and develop requirements to support the ingestion, characterization, and enrichment of various structured and unstructured data types (XML, CSV, JSON).
- Develop queries for existing or proposed databases and repositories to facilitate compliant data movement and data reuse.
- Ensure quality control across all developed software, delegating programming and testing tasks while mentoring team members.
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