Heavy, Inc., a leading digital media and entertainment company based
in mid-town, has an immediate need for a Senior Systems Architect to
join our technology division.
Responsibilities
Responsible for design and hands-on implementation of back-end
systems and network architecture for Heavy's internal and public-
facing digital products, including web presences in multiple global
markets and development of an internal video asset management
system. Architects databases and web services for internal and
public-facing applications, in collaboration with the Systems
Director, and works with systems team to deploy these systems. Works
with front-end team to integrate database systems with web site
applications, and contributes to front-end development. Manages
source-control repositories (SVN) and content deployment.
The Senior Systems Architect is a member of the Systems Development
team and reports to the Systems Director.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, or equivalent experience.
- At least 6 years of experience in development of web applications.
- A mastery of PHP, MySQL, Apache, Linux (RedHat, etc), Perl, shell
scripting, HTML, XML.
- Hands-on experience with developing web services, object-oriented
programming, database and web server performance tuning, systems
administration, networking, security, internationalization and
character encoding methodologies, application performance and
optimization techniques.
- Source control (SVN is beneficial)
- Additional experience with AJAX, JavaScript, Flash, and online
video is beneficial.
- Experience designing scalable, high-traffic applications/systems.
- Strong decision making skills.
- Experience with social networking or video distribution is a plus.
To apply, please send your resume and cover letter to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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