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4+ years with Big Data Hadoop cluster (HDFS, Yarn, Hive, MapReduce frameworks), Spark, AWS EMR. Governance and Compliance including creating policies, evaluating compliance, conducting internal investigations, developing data governance, etc.
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Senior Software Engineer , you will be responsible for working on projects that support and extend the full stack of the TRSS solutions suite to deliver global data using advanced search, big data ingestion and analytical processing using tools like MongoDB, Elastic, and Kafka as well as building leading-edge web applications.
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NuvoLogic Consulting is seeking a System Engineer to join a Scrum team supporting the Small Business Administration's (SBA) Office of Disaster Recovery & Resilience (ODR&R). We help our clients in the areas of finance, accounting and operations to support CFO, budget, audit readiness, and risk management functions; business and data analytics to help management make insightful decisions; internal controls, compliance and governance to ensure processes are compliant with regulatory guidance; and process improvements to explore and implement efficient approaches.
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Experience with Big Data technologies or concepts, such as analytics warehousing, data processing, data transformation, data governance, data migrations, ETL, ELT, SQL, NoSQL, performance or scalability optimizations, or batch versus streaming.
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As a Software Engineer , you will be responsible for working on projects that support and extend the full stack of the TRSS solutions suite to deliver global data using advanced search, big data ingestion and analytical processing using tools like MongoDB and Elasticsearch, as well as building leading edge web applications.
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Experience with Big Data technologies or concepts: analytics warehousing, data processing, data transformation, data governance, data migrations, ETL, ELT, SQL, NoSQL, performance or scalability optimizations, or batch versus streaming.
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Experience with Big Data technologies or concepts, such as analytics warehousing, data processing, data transformation, data governance, and data migrations, and leveraging AI/ML solutions to solve customer issues.
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Experience with big data technologies (e.g., Hadoop, Spark, Kafka). Ensuring data security, integrity, and compliance with data governance best practices. The Data Engineer will be responsible for developing, constructing, testing, and maintaining data architectures, such as databases and large-scale processing systems.
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Knowledge of regulatory and compliance frameworks, Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) or Federal Information Security Management (FISMA). You liaise with the product marketing management and engineering teams to stay on top of industry trends and devise enhancements to Google Cloud products.
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