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Velti Architecture Job Description
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Overview | |
The Global Architecture team at Velti is essentially responsible for overseeing all engineering and operations teams | |
within the Business Units across the company. The team works on few pure coding projects. Instead we're responsible | |
for ensuring the various engineering teams produce reliable, scalable, performant systems that are intended to be | |
reused. You must be comfortable with the "entire stack", being hands off a large part of the time, and driven to stay | |
in touch with the latest technologies. | |
Responsibilities | |
Advise and coach engineering teams on the design and implementation of large scale reliable systems. | |
Identify and evaluate various software platforms based on business requirements. | |
Work closely with others to design new products and solve existing challenges. | |
Requirements | |
Demonstrated ability to master any programming domain. You've likely used a variety of languages in your career, including Java. | |
Expert level understanding of web technologies and running large scale services. | |
Strong familiarity with systems and infrastructure. | |
Strong familiarity with databases, both ACID compliant and NoSQL variants. | |
Strong familiarity with Map/Reduce and related technologies. | |
Experience with software engineering best practices (code reviews, unit testing, design docs, etc) | |
Strong communication skills. | |
Relentlessly resourceful and scrappy; you thrive in an evolving environment. | |
Experience with high volume and/or ad serving systems a plus. | |
Previous management or team lead experience a plus. | |
B.S. in Computer Science or related field. M.S. or Ph.D. a plus |
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