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Responsibilities:
Build and deploy backend applications from scratch.
Interact with stakeholders to understand requirements, analyse the impact of changes, come up with reasonable timelines, and execute.
Plan and execute extensive load testing for services.
Create an execution plan for the team to iterate based on the load test findings to ensure a resilient, self-healing set of subsystems that have loose coupling and high cohesion.
Understand and analyse existing systems to identify improvements and performance/maintenance issues.
Fix or rebuild existing systems to ensure resilience.
Write extensive test cases in a way that systems can be easily modified in the future with confidence and without ambiguity.
Build ETL pipelines to collect data in a Data lake.
Use the Data lake to power BI and generate reports.
Maintain clear and concise documentation of technical specifications, code changes, and architectural decisions.
Requirements:
6-12 years of hands-on experience in Backend technologies.
Experience in at least one of Java and DSA.
Experience with debugging and solving issues in a cloud environment.
Experience with PostgreSQL or similar databases.
Experience with NoSQL databases.
Deep understanding of technology and architecture in a highly scalable and available environment.
Experience with open-source technologies such as Elasticsearch, Redis, Kafka, etc, and their adoption into products.
Willingness to work in a startup-like environment.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science / Information Technology.
Prior experience in FinTech.
Experience in using AWS services such as S3 SNS, SQS, etc.
Contributed to open-source projects.
Experience with Big Data pipelines.
Experience with BI tools.
Experience
6-10 yrs
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