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About project
The world is changing, and we must adapt! In last few years, utility industries have started renovating to adopt to forever increasing needs of water, electricity, and other resources by introducing smart city functions at a global scale. At Mainlink we are trying to further this change with our platform.
Now we are putting all our efforts to perfect water usage functionality by implementing various monitoring and alerting tools for our customers. To do this we try to utilize best suited technologies for it and use all our previous experience to create a platform, which would be able to monitor over 20 million devices hourly
We are looking for a person, with a wide range of skills, who is keen to take new responsibilities, work with start-up attitude, take ownership of created products and be able to lead MainHive to its glory.
Responsibilities
- Work with Solutions Architect to document new architecture features
- Work with BD/PO/SA/CEO to gather and prioritize requirements
- Support engineering teams on their day-to-day architecture questions
- Estimate features; Commit to them & guide engineering teams to successful feature deliveries
- Work with CISO and help supervise ISO 27001; ISO 9001 certifications compliance
Qualifications
- At least 3 years of technical leading experience
- Some experience in Bigdata & Serverless technologies
- AWS Certifications: preferably professional
- Some experience in security
Good to Have
- Python experience
- Azure certifications
About MainHive stack
- Fully utilized AWS serverless stack
- CI-CD process with Terraform and CircleCI (98% coverage)
- Fully documented architecture and code (really!)
- Reporting utilizes Enterprise Power BI solutions
- Spark, Glue, Kinesis, and similar tool usage for complex scripts
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