Java Competence Lead (Java/Big Data Unit)

Are you thrilled about designing the right architecture for a new client and kicking it off at full scale in production? Are you good at putting a strong team together and leading it towards a project’s success? Are you keen on sharing your knowledge and educating people around you?

If yes, then you are very likely to enjoy this role!

Project:

You will be a part of the Java/Big Data Unit at Sigma Software. In the unit, we have a bunch of different projects from all over the world, starting with start-ups and up to large famous companies. We deal with various projects in Java and Big Data direction and have a lot of R&D works.

The main focus for Java Unit is on helping our client develop efficient business, provide the best TEX practice.

Responsibilities:

• Play a lead/supervisory role for existing Java projects in various domains, designing and building large-scale systems
• Be a leader and driver of Java Competence Center
• Participate in consulting projects, such as technology audits
• Engage new clients, run discovery phases, support sales activities
• Share technical knowledge with teammates and customers
• Get involved in projects with the possibility to learn new technologies and accumulate best practices
• Design, implement, test Java applications from scratch
• Review and optimize existing solutions

Requirements:

• Solid understanding of the software development process
• Solid knowledge of Java programming language
• Solid knowledge of the mainstream frameworks and libraries
• Solid understanding of various architecture styles
• Solid understanding of different programming language paradigms: procedural, OO, functional, declarative
• Solid understanding of various estimation technics
• Solid understanding of developer testing approaches
• Solid understanding of data storages, both SQL and noSQL
• Solid understanding of security concepts

Would be a plus:

• Experience in front-end development using mainstream frameworks and libraries
• Experience in programming using non-OO language