Solution Architect - Java-J2EE Internet & Ecommerce - Lexington, KY at Geebo

Solution Architect - Java-J2EE

Company Name:
Wipro Technologies, Ltd
Key skills required for the job are:Java-J2EE(Mandatory)MapReduceAs an Architect you are responsible for providing technical leadership to small size/complexity/order-value projects. You are expected have depth of knowledge of specified technological area, which includes knowledge of applicable processes, methodologies, standards, products and frameworks. You would be responsible for defining and documenting architecture, capturing and documenting non-functional (architectural) requirements, preparing estimates and defining technical solutions to proposals (RFPs). You should provide technical leadership to project team to perform design to deployment related activities, provide guidance, perform reviews, prevent and resolve technical issues.Minimum work
Experience:8 - 10 YearsBig Data Architect:Big Data Architect.AWS architecture/design experiencedSchema design and data warehouse standards Knowledge. (data modeling)Experience working in large scale environment.Ideally, somebody that has end to end project experience and full SDLC background.At least 8
years of Data warehouse and BI experience.Must have?skills - Hadoop/EMR, HDFS, PIG, HIVE, Core Java, SQSGood to have skills - AWS (S3, RDS)Proven record of complex business requirements handling.
Desirable Skills: MapReduce
Mandatory Skills: Java-J2EE
Roles &
Responsibilities: NONEEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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