LR082 Big Data Microservices Engineer II

Big Data Microservices Engineer II writes clean, neat, and correct database codes and performs various tests and code reviews to ensure that the database system works better and is well secured. Responsible for creating new applications through different database programming languages. Collaborate effectively with web developers and software developers to integrate data analysis features into various online environments, other computer software, and daily lives. Responsible for building database structures, and design frameworks and flowcharts to solve software issues. Big Data Microservices Engineer II effectively examines, evaluates, suggests improvement and development about applications and software, builds learning system and portals with the aid of modern-day programming techniques. Ensures that technical issues relating to database systems are fixed and determines the features of all database architectures within the organization. Well-grounded in ECL programming language to handle big data, possess excellent communication and writing skills to effectively collaborate with other professionals. Has capacity to design database applications that are user-friendly, marketable, and widely acceptable. May hold a B. Sc in Computer Engineering, Computer science, or other related fields, with 5-7 years of experience as a Database Engineer or other similar roles. Proficient with common application programming frameworks such as Strut, GWT, and so on. Adaptive to change, with a wiliness to acquire more skills in other to remain relevant while maintaining a tech-savvy ability. Improves user communication by creating a sufficient interface. Got a 3-4 year hands-on experience in computer networking and web building with the ability to program in several languages such as Java, PHP, SQL, MySQL, JavaScript, and so on. Capable of composing and preparing winning technical proposals coupled with a penchant for proffering solutions to client database problems. Big Data Engineer II takes charge of devising systematic means for companies to solve all operational problems that relate to database. Grounded in debugging, troubleshooting, and analytical skills, with a zeal to achieve both organizational goals.