Golang / Go Job: Platform Engineer

Platform Engineer at Lytics

Portland, Oregon, United States 🇺🇸   (Posted Nov 3 2017)
About the company
Lytics is a cross-channel customer data platform that integrates with our client's existing marketing tools. Lytics goal is to break down the marketing silos that currently exists across multiple vendors, into a single source of truth of customer data. Behavioral/predictive analytical, user segmentation, cross-channel identity resolution, trigger marketing are samples of the problems the platform team are working hard to solve at scale and in real time. So, that our customers can segment, target and/or report on terabytes of customer data in seconds.

Job position
Permanent - Remote work is NOT possible

Job description
Platform Engineers are responsible for the design, implementation, and management of the entire data pipeline. From API servers to databases, message queues to cloud infrastructure, and all the stream processing in between. You will work to provide the backbone on which Lytics' cutting-edge features are built.

Primary responsibilities include:

* Work with team members to design, document, and implement large-scale distributed stream processing solutions in Go

* Provide tooling and infrastructure for the customer success, integrations, and front-end teams

* Manage deployments in Google Cloud Platform

Skills & requirements
Things We Do:

* Distributed real-time stream processing of billions of events

* Indexing materialized views of data for fast ad-hoc queries

* Providing access to data through multiple APIs and systems

Things We Use:

* Programming in Go

* Storage with BigTable, HBase, Cassandra, ElasticSearch

* Deployments on Kubernetes, Google Cloud Platform

* Stream processing systems similar to Spark and Storm

Qualifications

* Bachelor degree or equivalent work experience

* One to two years back-end development experience, preferably with large scale data systems

Instructions how to apply
Apply here: https://www.getlytics.com/company/careers
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