Summary
We are looking for engineers motivated to tackle big engineering challenges, as part of a committed and cross-functional development team. You will be developing a platform that operates at truly massive scales, enabling not only processing but also deep and responsive analytics of extreme scale datasets. We are building towards the industry’s emerging needs in ways that most other organisations can’t.
Role
Building infrastructure enabling deep and responsive analytics of extreme data.
Required Skills
Java, AWS/Azure/Google Cloud, Stream processing, NoSQL databases, API design
Description
We are looking for engineers motivated to tackle big engineering challenges, as part of a committed and cross-functional development team. You will be developing a platform that operates at truly massive scales, enabling not only processing but also deep and responsive analytics of extreme scale datasets. We are building towards the industry’s emerging needs in ways that most other organisations can’t.
You should have a positive and proactive attitude towards solving problems, and the drive to see your solutions through to the finish. You should be willing to work as part of a communicative team, frequently collaborating on solutions; be comfortable with taking the initiative on open-ended projects, producing solutions for the common good, and be willing to explore new grounds (which means working under some degree of uncertainty).
Experience
You should have, or be willing to gain:
- An understanding of quality engineering practices, including writing testable, maintainable and defensive code using pre-existing solutions where appropriate; building products which are easy to operate and monitor in production
- Experience with developing distributed, fault-tolerant, always-up applications on cloud platforms
- Experience with highly scalable NoSQL databases
- Experience designing clean, modular interfaces between components, including both RESTful and programmatic interfaces
- Knowledge of object-oriented paradigms and best practices