Overview
On Site
$50 - $60
Accepts corp to corp applications
Contract - Independent
Contract - 12 month(s)
No Travel Required
Skills
Kafka
Hadoop
ETL
TDD
Job Details
Big Data Engineer (Experience in designing & developing a big data solution using Spark, Scala, AWS Glue, Lambda is a must)
Location: Boston, MA (locals only)
F2F interview.
No h1 B
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Responsibilities:
- Design and implement production big data environments using modern technologies.
- Build, validate, and optimize large-scale, big data solutions in heterogeneous data environments.
- Develop and manage ETLs in batch (Spark and Scala), and streaming (Apache Flink).
To be successful in the role you must have
- Strong experience working with Scala, Spark, software design patterns, and TDD.
- Experience working with big data - Spark is a must - Hadoop, Hive, and/or Kafka would be a plus.
- Experience with different database structures, including SQL (Postgres, MySQL), and NOSQL (DynamoDB, DocumentDB, Redis, Elasticsearch).
- Experience and expertise across data integration and data management with high data volumes.
- Experience with Cloud ecosystems, AWS ecosystem (EMR, EC2, IAM, GLUE, ATHENA, S3, CloudFormation, LakeFormation, Redshift, DynamoDB, RDS, ECS & ECR) would be a great plus!
- Experience working in agile continuous integration/DevOps paradigm and tool set (Git, Jenkins, Sonar, Nexus, Jira, and Splunk).
- Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Mathematics, or other STEM, and related fields, or equivalent work experience.
- Professional working proficiency in English.
Nice to have
- Experience with data warehousing, apache iceberg, and visualisation tools.
- Experience with NRT applications: Apache Flink, spark streaming.
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