Gemfire Admin

**Role: Gemfire Admin (Multiple roles)****Openings: 10+ hires****Location: - Mexico City Near Client office****Model:- Hybrid****Salary:- GROSS 60-100 K MXN/Month + Standard Benefits****English Communication: Advanced****Experience**Gem fire - 2-3 years exp current exp in Gem fire, NGINX, and Node JS expertise.**Skills**The design, implementation, and on-going support of Pivotal Gemfire databaseExperience with and understanding of various database technologies Oracle, mysqlExpert in Gemfire architecture, design, developmentExperience with Gemfire load balancing policiesExperience with Gemfire plugin interfacesKnowledge of virtualization technologies and its concepts.Experience in Gemfire 9.X & 10.X design.Responsible for configuring, maintaining and troubleshooting gemfire in a production & Non-Production environment. This includes optimizing performance, monitoring and implementing security measuresIntegrating with other technologies such as databases, CDNs and load balancersShould be able to provide expert advice and guidance on using gemfire effectively, including architecture design, optimization strategies, and best practices for deployment and scalingThorough knowledge of REST API design and usageExperience in databases, microservices architectCollaborate with cross functional teams to design, develop, and deploy new features and enhancementsWrite clean, efficient, and scalable code following best practicesImplement and maintain API integrations and data sourcesDesign and optimize database models for efficient performanceTroubleshoot and debug issues**Job Types**: Full-time, PermanentPay: $60,000.00 - $100,000.00 per monthAbility to commute/relocate:- Remote - Mexico: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (required)Application Question(s):- What is your salary Expectations?(Gross MXN/Month)- When you are available for interview?- Ever you worked with TCS in Past?- Are you Mexican and also located in Mexico?- What is Your English Speaking Level out of 10? (10/..?..)- Are you ok with Onsite mode with CDMX?