Title:  Software Engineer (Cloud, Kubernetes, Golang/python)

Job Summary

As a Seasoned Software Engineer, you will work as part of a team accountable for participating in the development, testing, and debugging.  As part of the Research and Development function, Software engineers focus on enhancements to existing products as well as new product development. This position requires an individual to be creative, team-oriented, technology savvy and driven to produce results.
Essential Functions:
•     A major part of your responsibility will be to apply current skills and use up-to-date technologies to complete projects as part of the development cycle including: Coding, design, Development, Debugging, Reliability & Analysis.
•     As subject matter expert, you will participate in technical discussions where, evaluating and executing design and development plans for products are reviewed. 
•     Participate in all phases of product development cycle: from component definition and design, through implementation, debugging & testing.

Job Requirements

•    Strong programming skills in NodeJS, Scala / GO lang with understanding of OOPS, as well as a scripting language (Python/Shell script). 
•    Working experience with REST APIs.
•    Familiarity with docker, Kubernetes with any hyperscaler (AWS / AZURE / GCP)
•    Experience in working on Linux platform is required.

Nice to Have:
•    Exposure to No-SQL
•    Possess excellent written and verbal communication skills.
•    Strong aptitude for learning new technologies.
•    Creative and analytical approach to problem solving.

Education

•    A minimum of 4+ years of experience is required.  4 to 8 years of experience is preferred. 
•    A Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Science or Information Technology, or a Master Degree, or a PhD; or equivalent experience is required.
•    Demonstrated ability to have completed multiple, moderately complex technical tasks.
•    Familiarity with basic concepts of computer architecture, data structures and standard programming practices