Job Description:

Role and Responsibilities:

• Gathering and analyzing data to root out errors, discern trends and to work with product team to solve platform/infrastructure issues/problems
• Responding to incidents, but more importantly preventing incidents through pro-active analysis and monitoring including sanity checks
• Identify and communicate the need for process improvements and recommend possible product issue resolution
• Collaborate with product team to diagnose and deliver solutions to improve the availability, scalability, latency and efficiency of the product
• Leading/coaching a group of new hires to execute day-to-day operations.

Skills and Qualifications

• Experience as a DevOps Engineer/SRE or similar software engineering role
• Coding and Automation: Knowledge in Shell/Unix Scripting, GitHub Actions for automation
• Problem-Solving - helps recognize problem, devise and execute solution
• Agile Methodology
• Hands on experience
  • Source control tools (Git)
  • CI/CD Tools - Jenkins
  • Data Storage Tools (MySQL,Oracle)
  • Monitoring like Log Aggregation (Loginsight/Mezmo)
  • Application Performance Monitoring like Dynatrace
  • Service Management (Incident, Change, Problem and Event/Alert Mgmt) - ITIL v3/v4
  • Data Analysis (having knowledge in Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) is a plus)
• Skills (good to have):
  • Monitoring and Observation Tools (Like LogInsight, Moogsoft, Thousand Eyes, Azure Monitor)
  • Application Performance Monitoring Tools like Dynatrace
  • Working with Azure DevOps
  • Continuous Testing (Selenium)
  • Coding: Java
  • Web Application Server: Tomcat, Websphere App Server (WAS)
• Cloud/Multicloud: Auzre, AWS
• Schedule Preferably:  Rotation (irregular schedule)

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