LEAD SITE RELIABILITY ENGINEER (SRE) â€“ DEVOPS

Posted 7 days ago

software technologyAustin (TX)

SENIORITY

Lead

About the role

Lead Site Reliability Engineer (DevOps)

Qualifications:

Minimum of 5+ years of relevant professional experience.
Minimum of 2+ years of experience in CI/CD tooling and capabilities.
Minimum of 2+ years of experience in implementing quality frameworks with quality gates within a CI/CD framework.
Minimum of 2 years of experience in Cloud, ideally AWS.Ideally experience in C# and dotnet, comfortable in writing tools in and for this environment.
Ideally experience in Infrastructure as Code, ideally Terraform.
Knowledge on these technologies is plus:
AWS (Lambda, ECS/EKS orchestration of containers, SQS/Kinesis, ElastiCache, ElasticSearch, Aurora, DynamoDB)
Infrastructure as code (ideally Terraform)API Gateway and/or Service
MeshObservability with Splunk and NewRelic

What We Look For:

Experience and understanding of working in AWS environments.
Experience in Cloud native containerized applications, with a focus on microservice architectures and an API first development methodology.
Experience in Cloud pub/sub event driven architecture patterns.
Experience in Cloud application security and governance.
Experience in one/more professional engineering practices:
Site Reliability practices
Automated CI/CD – Continuous integration and delivery
Automated IaC – Infrastructure as code
Automated quality frameworks (SonarQube, Veracode, automated testing)
Consistent observability and telemetry frameworks
Experience in modern OO language, ideally C# and dotnet (Java is acceptable).Experience in Terraform.
High energy, confident, ambitious and self-motivated individual.
End-to-end ownership of product design, delivery and operational support.
Must be an effective communicator and able to communicate with all levels of the organization.
Willingness to mentor Software Engineers.

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