Production Support Engineer(Linux)
cedent life talentRoanoke (TX)
Production Support Engineer(Linux)
Posted 2 days ago
cedent life talentRoanoke (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Production Support Engineer This is a W2 position One of our client's is looking for a skillful Production Support Engineer with Shell scripting, linux, Java, UI, SQLThe Skills You BringHands on experience in Java, Angular, Web Development and UNIX8+ years of experience in Production support and on call handling 24/7 applications and Infrastructure. Hands on experience working with AWS EKS and AWS managed solutions such as lambda, dynamodb, api gateway, SQS, ec2, s3, CloudWatch, IAM roles/policies etcHands on experience in Rest based microservices particularly spring boot apps Hands on experience in container-based development (Docker) Hands on experience in Hibernate ORM/JDBC/Connection Pooling etcHands on experience working with EDA solutions such as Kafka/ MQ/ AWS SNS etc Experience in supporting Micro services Architecture & building / deploying highly automated, scalable and maintainable infrastructure. Knowledge on CD process and tools, testing frameworks and practices (preferably GitHub, Jenkins, Stash, Artifactory, Terraform etc.)Hands on experience in support mainframe application and technologies
Must have:
- Experience in installing and maintaining Linux-based operating systems
- Hands on logging at Linux servers and accessing file systems.
- Experience on scripting using Perl, shell and bash.
Desired Skills & Experience:
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Computer Science preferredMSCE or A+ certification is required, with MSCE preferredAWS certifications preferred (AWS SysOps, DevOps)
- Domain knowledge is a plus.
- Use Data dog, Dynatrace, Kibana, Logstash.
- Java, Python, Node
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