Sr SRE
esolutionsEdison (NJ)
About the role
Sr SRECharlotte, NC, Edison, NJ or Columbus, OH (onsite role) In person client interviewW2 contract
Required Qualifications:
- 10+ years of software engineering experience 4+ years of experience in site reliability engineering teams with continued focus on improving platform health
- Familiar with agile or other rapid application development practices
- Hands-on expertise in building dashboards using APM tools.
- Experience with distributed (multi-tiered) systems, algorithms, relational databases, and NoSQL databases.
- Knowledge & exposure caching tools (Redis, memcache) or messaging tools such as MQ, Kafka.
- Must have working knowledge of APM tools such as splunk, GCL, ELK, Grafana, Prometheus etc.
- Able to create dashboards using GCL/Splunk/ELK and setup alerts.
- Working knowledge of CICD is a plus – source control like Git, continuous integration – Jenkins / UCD release etc.
- Ability to work with engineering teams across the ecosystem such as security, networking & infrastructure challenges which can impact platform health & resiliency.
- Shell scripting / DevOps tools like Ansible with good knowledge of yaml file to write playbooks.
- Experience with distributed storage technologies like NFS as well as dynamic resource management frameworks PCF, Kubernetes / OpenShift, AWS or Azure.
Tech stack:
Java/J2EE (Spring, Spring Boot, Python, shell scripting, Kafka, Oracle, MongoDB etc.).A proactive approach to spotting problems, areas for improvement, and performance bottlenecks.
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