Lead the design and development of scalable microservices-based applications on AWS for a data platform. Collaborate with stakeholders to create secure, maintainable solutions for massive data volumes. Mentor engineers and maintain technical standards to ensure a robust platform.
As a Lead Data Platform Engineer, you will play a pivotal role in designing and delivering scalable, microservices - based applications on AWS, powering a data platform that processes billions of records and supports critical decision-making across the organization. Your day-to-day will involve collaborating with business stakeholders and product teams to translate complex requirements into secure, reliable, and maintainable solutions that handle massive data volumes. You’ll lead by example, mentoring a team of engineers, setting technical standards, and ensuring the platform remains robust, efficient, and future-ready.
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