Big data Architect

Title: Big data Architect

Location Mason, OH

Job Description:

• To be able to benchmark systems, analyse system bottlenecks and propose solutions to eliminate them;
• To be able to clearly articulate pros and cons of various technologies and platforms;
• To be able to document use cases, solutions and recommendations;
• To have excellent written and verbal communication skills;
• To be able to explain the work in plain language;
• To be able to help program and project managers in the design, planning and governance of implementing projects of any kind;
• To be able to perform detailed analysis of business problems and technical environments and use this in designing the solution;
• To be able to work creatively and analytically in a problem-solving environment;
• To be a self-starter;
• To be able to work in teams, as a big data environment is developed in a team of employees with different disciplines;
• To be able to work in a fast-paced agile development environment.
• To be able to select and integrate any Big Data tools and frameworks required to provide requested capabilities
• To be able to Implement ETL process
• Excellent exposure to Hadoop
• To be able to Monitor performance and advise any necessary infrastructure changes
• To be able to Define data retention policies
• To be able to Create Requirement Analysis and choosing the platform
• To be able to Design the technical architecture and application
• To be able to Deploy the proposed Hadoop solution.
• Extensive knowledge about Hadoop Architecture and HDFS, Java Map Reduce, HBase, Hive
• Strong healthcare experience
• To be able to Assist in developing training documentation and proactive identification of additional documentation needs.
• Knowledge of a variety of technologies and/or the ability to understand technology dependencies and manage technology integration required
• Experience working within health insurance industry.
• Experience/exposure in JIRA & Confluence
• Experience/exposure in Agile & SAFe
• Experience/exposure with APIs