Data Platform Engineer with Scala@Sunnyvale,CA Remote

Data Platform Engineer with Scala
Location: Sunnyvale, CA/Remote
Contract 12 Months
Exp : 10+ Years

Job Description:
We are looking for highly skilled Data Infrastructure Engineers with strong expertise in distributed systems, API development, and software engineering. The ideal candidates should have hands-on experience building distributed applications in Scala and Kubernetes.

Key Responsibilities:
Develop and maintain a batch orchestration platform which runs 100,000+ jobs per day Develop migration tooling to facilitate the transfer of job configurations to a new data platform Write efficient, high-performance code in Scala Design and implement distributed data systems for high availability, reliability, and performance. Collaborate with stakeholders and other software engineers to build robust platform features. Ensure data integrity, governance, and security within the infrastructure.

Technical Skills & Qualifications: Strong programming skills in Scala Deep understanding of data structures, algorithms, and distributed computing principles. Experienced in API development General SQL knowledge Experience deploying production applications to Kubernetes Experience with relational databases (such as PostgreSQL).

Preferred Qualifications: In-depth experience with Kubernetes. Proficiency in Scala and IOs. Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to debug and optimize large-scale distributed systems Experience with cloud-based data solutions (AWS). Familiarity with Yarn and Spark jobs

Regards,

Deva

iBrain Technologies, INC. | A Certified Minority Business Enterprise

Email:deva@ibrain-tech.com

Phone Direct: 636-489-0678

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