Systems Engineer II
samprasoftOwings Mills (MD)
About the role
Sr. Splunk Infrastructure EngineerThe candidate selected for this role will be part of the T. Rowe Price Reliability and Integrations Engineering team within the Technology Services Engineering group. The Reliability Ops team supports observability and developer productivity platforms at T. Rowe Price. The Sr. Splunk Infrastructure Engineer will be responsible for supporting Splunk Enterprise, including managing Windows and Linux servers, automating through Ansible, and coordinating the migration of on-premises hardware to AWS.
Responsibilities:
Support onboarding and maintenance of logs to Splunk from windows, Linux and cloud-based sourcesSupport platform upgrades including coordinating testing of upgrades with users of the platformAutomating manual platform management processes through Ansible or other scripting tools/languagesTroubleshooting incidents impacting the Splunk platformEvaluate the use and integration of third-party add-onsCoordinating and collaboration with users of the platformDevelop training and documentation materialsExperience: Ability to troubleshoot and diagnose complex issuesAble to demonstrate experience supporting technical users and conduct requirements analysisCan work independently with minimal guidance & oversightExperience with IT Service Management and familiarity with Incident & Problem managementHighly skilled in identifying performance bottlenecks, identifying anomalous system behavior, and resolving root cause of service issues.
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