IBM jobs - Application Developer Enterprise Platforms

Introduction
As an Application Developer, you will lead IBM into the future by translating system requirements into the design and development of customized systems in an agile environment.  The success of IBM is in your hands as you transform vital business needs into code and drive innovation. Your work will power IBM and its clients globally, collaborating and integrating code into enterprise systems. You will have access to the latest education, tools and technology, and a limitless career path with the world’s technology leader. Come to IBM and make a global impact!

Your Role and Responsibilities
Candidate should be experienced in:

• Development of solutions for implementation and design of scalable ETL and big data architecture.
• Participation in customer’s workshops and presentation of the proposed solution;
• Design, implement, and deploy high-performance, custom applications at scale on Hadoop;
• Define and develop network infrastructure solutions to enable partners and clients to scale NoSQL and relational database architecture for growing demands and traffic;
• Define common business and development processes, platform and tools usage for data acquisition, storage, transformation, and analysis;
• Develop roadmaps and implementation strategy around data science initiatives including recommendation engines, predictive modeling, and machine learning;
• Review and audit of existing solution, design and system architecture;
• Perform profiling, troubleshooting of existing solutions;
• Create technical specification documentation.

Required Technical and Professional Expertise
Knowledge Extraction Transformation and Load using AbInitio, UNIX scripting, DB2 DB.
Enterprise Meta>Environment (EME),Graphical Development Environment (GDE),Conduct>It, Metadata-Hub, Informatica . AWS certification.

Preferred Technical and Professional Expertise
Experience with major big data technologies and frameworks including but not limited to Hadoop, MapReduce, Pig, Hive, HBase, Oozie, Mahout, Flume, ZooKeeper, MongoDB, and Cassandra.