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Key
Responsibilities:
- Collaborate and pair with other product team members (UX, engineering, and product management) to create secure, reliable, scalable software solutions.
- Document, review and ensure that all quality and change control standards are met.
- Write custom code or scripts to automate infrastructure, monitoring services, and test cases.
- Write custom code or scripts to do "destructive testing" to ensure adequate resiliency in production.
- Create meaningful dashboards, logging, alerting, and responses to ensure that issues are captured and addressed proactively.
- Contribute to enterprise-wide tools to drive destructive testing, automation, or engineering empowerment.
- Identify product enhancements (client-facing or technical) to create a better experience for the end users.
- Identify unsecured code areas and implement fixes as they are discovered with or without tooling.
- Identify, implement, and share technical solutions that can be used across the organization.
- Create and architect foundational code elements that can be reused many times by a product.
- Create meaningful architecture diagrams and other documentation needed for security reviews or other interested parties.
- Define Service Level Objectives for product to constantly measure their reliability in production and help prioritize backlog work.
- Field questions from other product teams or support teams.
- Monitor tools and participate in conversations to encourage collaboration across product teams.
- Provide application support for software running in production.
- Proactively monitors production Service Level Objectives for products.
- Work with vendors and the open-source community to help identify and implement feature enhancements in software products.
- Work with other product teams to create API specifications and contracts for shared data.
- Proactively review the performance and capacity of all aspects of production: code, infrastructure, data, and message processing.
- Triage high priority issues and outages as they arise.
- Participate in and lead learning activities around modern software design and development core practices (communities of practice).
- Learn, through reading, tutorials, and videos, new technologies and best practices being used within other technology organizations.
- Attend conferences and learn how to apply new technologies where appropriate.
- Telecommuting available.
Minimum
Qualifications:
- Must be eighteen years of age or older.
- Must be legally permitted to work in the United States.
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Information Systems, Information Technology, or a related field and 7 years of experience in a related occupation. Requires 5 years of experience in the following
skills:
- Designing and implementing Enterprise Data Warehouse architectures including Star Schema;
- Cloud-native warehouses, especially BigQuery;
- Designing highly-optimized reusable Analytical Data Sets;
- Implementing Data Governance and Security and Role-Based Access Controls;
- SQL;
- Writing SQL queries against cloud-native databases like BigQuery, on-prem databases like db2;
- Python;
- OLAP databases and aggregation strategies;
- Data-related aspects of Google Cloud Platform;
- Orchestration and DataOps to build and maintain complex data pipeline workflows;
- Optimizing cloud storage and compute costs through efficient partitioning, clustering and storage tiering strategies;
- Retail Omnichannel Integration experience managing disparate data across the retail ecosystem;
- Retail logic including sales, inventory and supply chain logic;
- Defining and guiding a team of data engineers to execute a 1-3 year data strategy balancing business needs with long-term data architecture needs;
- Translating complex business data problems into technical solutions;
- CI/CD toolchain;
- Version control systems (Git);
- NoSQL databases;
- Query optimization and troubleshooting, specifically on BigQuery with slot management.
