1 Informatica Business Solutions Senior Performance Engineer Job
Senior Performance Engineer
Informatica Business Solutions
posted 8hr ago
Flexible timing
Key skills for the job
Were looking for a diverse group of collaborators who believe data has the power to improve society. Adventurous minds who value solving some of the worlds most challenging problems. Here, employees are encouraged to push their boldest ideas forward, united by a passion to create a world where data improves the quality of life for people and businesses everywhere.
Senior Performance Engineer - BangaloreWere looking for a Senior Performance Engineer candidate with experience in performance engineering and benchmarking for Java enterprise applications.
You will report to the Manager, Development.
Hybrid work mode
Technology Youll Use
Your Role Responsibilities? Heres What Youll Doy Essentials
The successful candidate will be based in Bangalore, India and will:
What Wed Like to See
Role Essentials
Were guided by our DATA values and we are passionate about building and delivering solutions that accelerate data innovations. At Informatica, we know diversity drives innovation. We are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer dedicated to maintaining a work environment free from discrimination, one where all employees are treated with dignity.
Informatica (NYSE: INFA), a leader in enterprise AI-powered cloud data management, brings data and AI to life by empowering businesses to realize the transformative power of their most critical assets. We pioneered the Informatica Intelligent Data Management Cloud that manages data across any multi-cloud, hybrid system, democratizing data to advance business strategies. Customers in approximately 100 countries and more than 80 of the Fortune 100 rely on Informatica. www.informatica.com . Connect with LinkedIn , X , and Facebook . Informatica. Where data and AI come to life.
","Employment Type: Full Time, Permanent
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