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Apache Storm

Data Science, Analytics and AI/ML

Apache Storm is an open-source distributed real-time computation system used for processing unbounded streams of data with low latency. Originally developed at BackType (later acquired by Twitter), it was designed for use cases like real-time analytics, online machine learning, and continuous computation where speed is critical. It has been largely supplanted by newer stream processing frameworks like Apache Flink and Kafka Streams, but was historically foundational to real-time big data processing.

Open roles requiring Apache Storm (2)

Facility Program Manager

Veterans Health Administration

Full-time · Grand Island, NE · $132,960 – $172,850

This role leads pain management and opioid safety initiatives across a VA medical facility, coordinating with clinical teams to implement national standards and oversee prescription drug monitoring programs. It suits experienced pharmacists who want to shape healthcare policy and clinical practice at an organizational level while managing multiple stakeholder relationships.

Via USAJOBS · Apply there ↗

Engineer III, Cloud SDET - Platform (Hybrid)

CrowdStrike

Full-time · $120,000 – $180,000

CrowdStrike seeks an SDET to design and operate test automation infrastructure for their authentication and authorization platform, which processes trillions of security decisions daily. This role suits engineers with deep distributed-systems knowledge who want to work on security-critical systems at massive scale.

Listed on CrowdStrike’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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