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Hadoop Application Developer permanent position at Sacramento, sanfrancisco, CA

MIT RESOURCE

Title: Hadoop Application Developer Location: Sacramento, sanfrancisco, CA Type: permanent Jobrequirment: • Design, implement and deploy custom applications on Hadoop • Troubleshoot production issues with Hadoop/NoSQL • Performance tuning of a Hadoop/NoSQL environment • Design, implement and deploy ETL to load data into Hadoop/NoSQL This position should be prepared to travel 100% of the time and reports to the Operations Lead Desired Skills: A qualified candidate has to be proficient building Java Apps, coding using Hadoop, and also has knowledge on relational datamodels. REST web services experience are a plus. Required qualification: • 1 • 4 years of Building Java apps • 1 • 4 years of building and coding applications using Hadoop components • HDFS, Hbase, Hive, Sqoop, Flume etc • 1 • 4 years of coding Java MapReduce, Python, Pig programming, Hadoop Streaming, HiveQL • 1 • 4 years implementing relational data models • Minimum 1 year understanding of traditional ETL tools & RDBMS • Minimum 1 year of experience Developing REST web services • Min. of Bachelor's degree required • Full life cycle Development • Industry experience (financial services, resources, healthcare, government, products, communications, high tech) • Experience leading teams Should someone need more information I can be reached at sai@mitresource.com or 203-567-0144. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. Our Client is a leading manufacturer and supplier of metal components for the automotive industry, recently ranked 13th of the 150 Top North American Suppliers in “Automotive News.” A growing and vital company, client provides a great opportunity for hard-working and skilled individuals.
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