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MariaDB is seeking a Java Senior Software Engineer to lead the development of a geo-distributed, highly scalable database solution. You will manage a team of engineers, work across on-premise and cloud environments, and focus on replication, sharding, concurrency, and performance optimization.
You will collaborate globally, contribute to open source, and push the limits of distributed databases. Strong leadership, debugging, and collaboration skills are essential for success.
MariaDB is making a big impact on the world. Whether you’re checking your bank account, buying a coffee, shopping online, making a phone call, listening to music, taking out a loan or ordering takeout – MariaDB is the backbone of applications used everyday. Companies small and large, including 75% of the Fortune 500, run MariaDB, touching the lives of billions of people. With massive reach through Linux distributions, enterprise deployments and public clouds, MariaDB is uniquely positioned as the leading database for modern application development.
The RoleYou will be responsible for the development and testing of a highly scalable, geo-distributed, highly performant database solution. You should have experience working on distributed software solutions and have a strong background working with on-premise and cloud-based solutions. You will also be responsible for managing a number of Software Engineers on the project.
Java Senior Software Engineer
Here at MariaDB we are seeking a highly motivated and experiencedJava Senior Software Engineerto lead the development of our highly scalable, geo-distributed, and highly performant database solution. This role requires a strong background in distributed software solutions, experience with both on-premise and cloud-based environments, and proven leadership abilities. You’ll be joining a small, highly skilled team where your work will have a direct impact. Expect to dig deep into replication, sharding, concurrency, and performance optimization—making our systems faster, smarter, and more resilient. You’ll collaborate globally, contribute to open source, and push the limits of what a distributed database can do.
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