Bluestone Lane
Big Data Architect
New York, NY, United States
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 3915 days ago
SQLNoSQLData AnalysisData Engineering
About the role
- blueStone Recruiting is a national search firm with a focus of placing top Web and Applications talent from the Analyst level to Directors of Networking and Infrastructure with prestigious organizations nationwide We are working with a large Financial company who is Looking for someone who has designed solutions, or designed architecture, transitions from
- current state to future state architectures, design of services integration layer or data integration layers, etc. Transformation – looked at current state of data architecture. A B C D – transition from current state to future state
Responsibilities
- Data integration solutions; ETL design, messaging, or batch design.
Requirements
- Experience in one or more of the following methodologies
- experience in Hadoop/MapReduce, SQL MPP, In Memory processing (gemfire).
- Masters Degree Required
Nice to have
- Company Description
- Transformation - looked at current state of data architecture.
- A B C D - transition from current state to future state
- Candidate must have a minimum of 6 years' experience in end-to-end data solutions, implementing and designing end-to-end information solution architectures.
- Candidate must have executive presence and ability to interact with executive client suite.
- Experience in the financial services industry is preferred.
- Deep proven ability to successfully create and manage data solutions and implementations in a big four consulting environment is required.
- Ability to provide alternative solutions to solve specific or strategic problems that require a combination of the skill set described below.
Skills
- cloud computing, PaaS, SaaS, virtual data storage solutions and related integration
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