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Sr. Site Reliability Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

professional recruitersDallas (TX)

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About the role

Senior Site Reliability Engineer Come join a growing bank at the heart of the innovation, technology, green tech and life sciences space. We continue to expand our global footprint and our banking technology is at the core of everything we do. As a Senior Site Reliability Engineer you will be responsible for performance, reliability, and availability of critical applications for the Company.
Skills and Requirements:
  • Be part of the team that owns the availability, performance, and reliability of customer deployments
  • Drive adherence to SLAs through monitoring, alerting, and scaling
  • Deploy, maintain, support, and troubleshoot critical, large-scale customer infrastructure deployments in private and public cloud
  • Dive deep into issues and outages to establish root causes and communicate them to your business partners
  • Design and document automated procedures
  • Partner with the Security team to ensure confidentiality, integrity and availability of customer data and deployments
The Ideal Candidate Will Have: Experience And Qualifications For Planning And Managing Operations Infrastructure, Including:
  • Experience planning and executing site deployments (AWS, private cloud)
  • Expertise automating system administration tasks with scripting tools (Python or shell preferred)
  • Aptitude for analyzing and troubleshooting operating system, networking, configuration, and performance problems
  • Fundamental understanding of Internet networking protocols: TCP/IP, TLS, DNS, HTTP, SMTPAbility to install, configure and maintain Linux hosts and popular open source applications such as Nginx, Apache HTTPd, Apache Tomcat, Postfix, and MySQL server
Experience with monitoring and automation tools such as Ansible, Splunk, Zabbix, etc. Ability to communicate clearly with both technical and non-technical staff Familiar with system hardening and server security best practices
Qualifications: A bachelor's degree is required, preferably in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or other related engineering disciplineAWS Certified with 3+ years of hands on extensive experience in AWS Cloud Operations and experience in design & implementation of complex distributed applications and infrastructure 5+ years of real work deployment experience in core infrastructure technologies including compute (Windows), storage (SAN/NAS), networking, databases (Oracle and/or SQL), security, and management For the last 2+ years, hands-on experience with deploying cloud solutions such as AWS and others Understand performance and availability requirements; working with Software Engineering to define deployment, configuration, and monitoring requirements Experience maintaining complex systems in a cloud environment Ability to create meaningful metrics and alerting for service health monitoring Reducing manual effort through automation with scripting or programming languages Skilled with configuration management and automation frameworks Proficiency driving root cause analyses to meaningful improvements Leading troubleshooting efforts with production/non-production systems Participating as part of a 24x7 on call rotation Experience working in a high-growth environment Hands on Kubernetes skills is nice to have Cybersecurity experience (e.g. Infrastructure, application, system, or compliance) is nice to have A strong working knowledge of Linux variants is nice to have

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