Dynatrace Engineer
campus4techDallas (TX)
About the role
Job Title: Dynatrace Engineer
Duration: 6 months CTH
Location: Dallas, TXHybrid - 3 Days onsite Job Description:
Roles and Responsibilities:
- Provide expertise in implementing and utilizing Dynatrace to improve application performance, troubleshooting, and integration with existing tools.
- Onboard and configure Real User Monitoring (RUM) and Synthetic Monitoring in the Dynatrace environment.
- Collaborate with application teams to identify processes, services, and dependencies for effective mapping to applications.
- Propose enhancements to optimize the Dynatrace monitoring environment.
- Integrate Dynatrace with Service
- Now for seamless incident and change management workflows.
- Train application support teams to utilize Dynatrace for root cause analysis and performance optimization.
- Implement Real User Monitoring (RUM) to track user interactions and performance across web and mobile applications.
- Configure Synthetic Monitoring to simulate user journeys and proactively detect performance issues.
- Validate and optimize the configuration to ensure complete coverage of application endpoints.
- Work with application teams to:
- Identify and document key processes, services, and dependencies for monitored applications.
- Map application components within Dynatrace for comprehensive visibility.
- Ensure accurate tagging and grouping of monitored entities to facilitate troubleshooting and reporting.
- Assess the current Dynatrace environment and propose optimizations to improve monitoring efficiency and coverage.
- Provide recommendations for scaling and managing the Dynatrace environment as the organization grows.
- Develop and deliver training sessions for application support teams, focusing on:
- Using Dynatrace for root cause analysis.
- Navigating dashboards and creating reports.
- Best practices for proactive monitoring.
- Provide documentation and reference materials for ongoing support.
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