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  • We are looking for a REALLY strong, exceptional engineer who has good System Architecture experience (Understanding the whole picture), exceptional communication skills, and cloud migration experience; these are all musts. This role involves a MarkLogic to MongoDB Migration. Email jobs@luzontech.com for details.

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We are looking for a REALLY strong, exceptional engineer who has good System Architecture experience (Understanding the whole picture), exceptional communication skills, and cloud migration experience; these are all musts. This role involves a MarkLogic to MongoDB Migration. Email jobs@luzontech.com for details.

Required Skills:

  • **CANDIDATES MUST COMPLETE ROPES ASSESSMENT FOR THIS ROLE**
  • 9-10 years of experience
  • Proficiency in MongoDB’s flexible schema model, validation, access pattern recognition to design appropriate document structures (embedded and normalized models) for optimal read and write performance at scale.
  • Proficiency in MongoDB Advanced CRUD operation and complex aggregation pipelines.
  • Knowledge of Database indexing techniques and strategies to maintain, optimize and improve query performance.
  • Proficiency with MongoDB suite of products such as, Atlas, Shell and Compass. Must also possess knowledge of native MongoDB commands: mongo dump, mongo restore, mongo import, mongo export) and drivers (Node.js, Python, Java, etc.).
  • Understanding of traditional relational database systems and how they work (SQL syntax, schema design, import, indexing operations, data export) is crucial for migrating from traditional databases to MongoDB.
  • Expertise in ETL/ ELT processes, tools and methods. Knowledge of Pub/Sub, Kafka and other streaming toolsets is a plus.
  • Proficiency in languages (Python, JavaScript, Spring boot) for migration scripts and automation. Experienced in developing using Microservices Architecture and Spring boot frameworks.
  • Core competency in these cloud platforms and services: AWS, GCP and MongoDB Atlas. Cloud migration strategies and knowledge a must.
  • Implementing security best practices, including authentication and encryption (At rest, In transit).
  • Experience in multiple options in securing data within a healthcare organization (PHI, PII, and PCI)

To apply for this job email your details to jobs@luzontech.com

  • Position Id : 1391
  • Originally Posted : Posted 2 days ago


  • We are looking for a REALLY strong, exceptional engineer who has good System Architecture experience (Understanding the whole picture), exceptional communication skills, and cloud migration experience; these are all musts. This role involves a MarkLogic to MongoDB Migration. Email jobs@luzontech.com for details.

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