GCP Application Senior Technical Lead

Overview

Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh
Job Summary
The Senior Technical Lead in GCP Application Development is responsible for leading the technical aspects of application development projects on Google Cloud Platform (GCP). This role involves providing expertise in designing, developing, and maintaining applications on GCP to meet business requirements and drive innovation.
Key Responsibilities
1. Lead the design and development of scalable applications on google cloud platform.
2. Collaborate with cross functional teams to define technical solutions and architecture for gcp projects.
3. Conduct code reviews, ensure code quality, and provide technical guidance to the development team.
4. Troubleshoot and resolve complex technical issues related to gcp application development.
5. Stay updated on the latest gcp services, features, and best practices to optimize application performance.
6. Implement security measures and compliance standards in gcp applications.
7. Mentor junior team members and foster a culture of continuous learning and development within the team.
Skill Requirements
1. Proficiency in google cloud platform services such as compute engine, app engine, cloud storage, bigquery, and cloud functions.
2. Experience with programming languages like python, java, or node.js for gcp application development.
3. Strong understanding of microservices architecture, containers, and container orchestration tools like kubernetes on gcp.
4. Handson experience in designing and implementing restful apis and integrating third-party services on gcp.
5. Knowledge of ci/cd pipelines, automation tools, and infrastructure as code (iac) on gcp.
6. Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to work effectively in a fast paced, collaborative environment.
7. Strong communication skills to interact with stakeholders, present technical solutions, and lead discussions on gcp application development strategies.
Other Requirements
1.Google Professional Cloud Developer certification is preferred.
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