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Back-End Engineer, Addressability
Equativ (formerly Smart). Ingestion of massive amounts of data high performance key value stores .
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesCloudDockerGoGoogle Cloud PlatformKafkaKubernetesPHP
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Ingestion of massive amounts of data high performance key value stores
- Query user data millions of times per second with a response time of a few ms
- Improvement of our graph by making it sharper, faster
- Design trade offs (feature vs performance)
- Business support on external partners' and customers
Requirements
What you’ll need- 3-4 years of seniority in high perf, low latency C# coding
- Expertise of Aerospike or equivalent high performance KV store
- Experience with Event streaming (Kafka), Go, PHP, Docker, Kubernetes, Cloud platforms (ideally GCP) is a big plus
- Able to lead design discussions and mentor others
- Customer oriented approach: you deliver clean and usable solutions for customers (and you know that customers hate bugs!)
- Proficient in verbal and written English
- Passion for writing high quality and maintainable code following Software Craftsmanship or Continuous Delivery
- Entrepreneurial spirit and know-how to identify opportunities of improvement
- Personal projects with code sharing, we’re curious about your art!
Benefits
Comp & perks- Health insurance
- Flexible working hours
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Hard Skills & Tools
C#AerospikeEvent streamingKafkaGoPHPDockerKubernetesCloud platformsSoftware Craftsmanship
Soft Skills
lead design discussionsmentor otherscustomer orientedverbal communicationwritten communicationentrepreneurial spiritidentify opportunities for improvementpassion for quality codecollaborationproblem solving