Big Data Search Developer
If you have an appetite for new technology and a desire to be part of a rapidly growing company, then this role is for you. We are looking for individuals who enjoy working in a dynamic team environment.The Big Data Search Developer is a key member of our smart search delivery team. In this role, you will be responsible for designing and deploying custom search solutions for our enterprise clients. In addition, you will build innovative solutions leveraging the Elastic Search solution set.Responsibilities:Installation &amp; configuration of ElasticSearch clusters and nodesImplement software to manage, query, and index data in ElasticSearch clustersDesign data mappings and schemas for ElasticSearchSelect technologies and recommend technical design based on client's data needsWork with project managers and/or clients to scope work and produce estimates to help define deliverables and timelinesThe salary on this role is open, DOE.
Title: Big Data Search Developer
Salary: 100000-150000
Description: If you have an appetite for new technology and a desire to be part of a rapidly growing company, then this role is for you. We are looking for individuals who enjoy working in a dynamic team environment.The Big Data Search Developer is a key member of our smart search delivery team. In this role, you will be responsible for designing and deploying custom search solutions for our enterprise clients. In addition, you will build innovative solutions leveraging the Elastic Search solution set.Responsibilities:Installation &amp; configuration of ElasticSearch clusters and nodesImplement software to manage, query, and index data in ElasticSearch clustersDesign data mappings and schemas for ElasticSearchSelect technologies and recommend technical design based on client's data needsWork with project managers and/or clients to scope work and produce estimates to help define deliverables and timelinesThe salary on this role is open, DOE.
Requirements: Mid-Senior level experience, None education
Fraudulent: No