Location: Yerevan, Armenia
Category: information technology
Type: Full Time
Deadline: 15-Oct-19 12:00:00 AM
Salary:
Description
Responsibilities
- Take on some of the most significant problems in high-performance, scalable analytics
- Work closely with analysts and data scientists to develop data-driven dashboards and systems
- Monitor performance and advise on any necessary infrastructure changes
- Translate application storyboards and use cases into functional applications
- Design, build and maintain efficient, reusable and reliable Java code
- Ensure the best possible performance, quality, responsiveness and scalability of the applications
- Identify bottlenecks and bugs, devise solutions to these problems
- Help maintain code quality, organization, and automatization
- Be ready for unforeseen situations and be able to respond appropriately
- Be available to mentor Junior Engineers on the team
RequiredQualifications
- BS/MA degree in a highly quantitative field or equivalent
- Experience with complex distributed systems and service-oriented architectures
- Experience with big data tech stack (Hadoop, HDFS, HBase, Kafka, Spark, Spark Streaming, Presto, Hive, Drupal, Flume, Samza, Yarn)
- Experience with JavaSE with good knowledge of its ecosystems
- Knowledge of concurrency patterns in Java
- Familiar with object-oriented programming
- Familiar with fundamental design principles behind a scalable application
- Build stream-processing systems by using solutions such as Spark-Streaming is a plus;
- Knowledge of various ETL techniques and frameworks: such as Flume is a plus
- Experience with Python and Scala is a plus
- Proven track record of leading and delivering large projects independently
- Proven ability and willingness to learn new technologies
- Advanced written and verbal English communication skills Familiarity with:
- Concepts of Spring framework, MVC, and RESTful
- Various design and architectural patterns
- Code versioning tools, such as Git
- Build tools such as Maven or Gradle
- JVM, its limitations, weaknesses, and workarounds
Benefits
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