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Posted · 01.07.2014
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# GDDN developers

Atria Group LLC

Job Description: Create and implement highly scalable and reliable distributed data architectures using NOSQL technologies, including data distribution networks to deliver data into the data storage layer and API components for Client Application Integration into Data Storage layer. Additionally create and implement data quality and monitoring infrastructure. Required Skills: 4+ Years experience designing, developing , deploying & Supporting large scale distributed systems 5+ Years with Java in a distributed environment 1+ Years of OSGI 1+ Years of GoldenGate 1+ Years experience using Maven .5+ Years using GIT 5+ Years of LAN/WAN protocols (TCP, UDP, FTP, JMS etc) 5+ Years of Data Serialization formats (Avro, POF, Thrift, JSON, XML etc…) 3+ Building fault tolerance and failover patterns into Distributed Systems 3+ Years of Distributed Database Design and Development at large scale (Coherence, Cassandra, NoSQL, etc..) 3+ Years of Data Loading experience in a Distributed Data Base environment 3+ Years of Performance and optimization in a large distributed system environment 1+ Years experience with Solace appliance 4+ Years experience with messaging protocols XML Network & Application Protocols Java (not J2EE) Java Performance Unix Coherence, Cassandra, NoSQL Distributed Systems Fault Tolerance Systems High Performance System Architecture Apply today!

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