Join an elite engineering team to develop massive data processing systems using Core Java and AWS, focusing on Big Data and performance optimization.
Company Description
USM Business Systems
Job DescriptionRole: Core Java Developer/ Software Engineer
Location: Boston, MA
Duration: Open Duration – Long Term
Interview: Phone and F2F
Required Skills & Expr : Core Java, AWS, Big Data/Hadoop
Description:
- Come join an elite engineering team in downtown Boston that is moving the mark for advanced analytics; building a better customer experience across huge swaths of the internet.
- Massive data processing system (call it Big Data if that makes you feel better) that hits BILLIONS of transactions per day.
Your Java concurrency expertise is needed to bolster the production environment:
- Large-scale, distributed system -- thousands of machines, petabytes of data.
- Bleeding edge Big Data and Machine Learning applications and supporting infrastructure; e.g., Spark, Redshift, and Kinesis.
- Needs to be built for massive scale and needs the best-of-the-best talent.
- Java is likely your weapon of choice, but you are a true computer scientist that understands the fundamentals and the language is a detail. You have likely played around with some of the newer functional programming languages (Scala, Haskell, etc).
- Software engineering is not just a job, it is your passion.
- You have deep experience in multithreading, real-time programming, and performance optimization techniques.
- Experience developing large-scale, high-performance distributed systems.
- You are comfortable with many AWS services.
- You have worked within the Hadoop / Big Data ecosystem.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Top Skills
AWS
Big Data
Core Java
Hadoop
Kinesis
Redshift
Spark
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