ElasticSearch/OpenSearch Lead Database Engineer (day 1 Onsite)
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This role is for an ElasticSearch/OpenSearch Lead Database Engineer, requiring a Bachelor's degree and 13-15+ years of experience, including 10+ years managing Elasticsearch/OpenSearch clusters. Key skills include Kafka, cloud platforms, scripting, and containerization. Contract length and pay rate are unspecified.
🌎 - Country
United States
💱 - Currency
$ USD
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💰 - Day rate
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🗓️ - Date discovered
June 12, 2025
🕒 - Project duration
Unknown
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🏝️ - Location type
Unknown
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📄 - Contract type
Unknown
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🔒 - Security clearance
Unknown
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📍 - Location detailed
Minneapolis, MN
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🧠 - Skills detailed
#AWS (Amazon Web Services) #Azure #Python #Bash #GCP (Google Cloud Platform) #JavaScript #Automation #Cloud #Elasticsearch #Kafka (Apache Kafka) #Data Ingestion #OpenSearch #Docker #Scripting #Kubernetes
Role description
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Education: Bachelors degree with 13-15+ years of experience
10+ years of experience in managing Elasticsearch or OpenSearch clusters in production.
Managing data ingestion and Database knowledge on Kafka Glue and EMR
Strong understanding of distributed systems and search engine internals.
Proficiency with scripting and automation tools (e.g., Bash, Python, JavaScript,).
Familiarity with containerized environments (Docker, Kubernetes) and CI/CD pipelines.
Experience with cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, or Azure) and managed services.
Excellent communication and collaboration skills.
