Cloud Engineer (Observability Platforms)
samprasoftMerrimack (NH)
Cloud Engineer (Observability Platforms)
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samprasoftMerrimack (NH)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Cloud Engineer Do you want to work on leading edge cloud technologies and build observability platforms for exceptional levels of scale? As a Cloud Engineer in our Observability Platform area, you will work within a diverse team comprised of passionate technologists who believe in the power of innovation and constant collaboration. We believe that small, empowered, self-motivated teams can achieve outstanding things. We are passionate about opensource contribution, sharing our expertise and knowledge with the engineering community while adopting a continuous learning approach support by a dedicated learning day each week. The Expertise and Skills You BringStrong understanding of Observability concepts. Extensive experience in building applications with 2 or more programming languages (Python, Go, Java etc.)Hands on experience working with Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, CFTs etc.)Hands-on development experience working with cloud technologies in AWS and/or Azure. An advocate for delivering software using engineering best practices and principles. Extensive hands-on experience with continuous integration and continuous delivery/deployment. Passion for improving the developer experience. Bonus skills Experience with Splunk or Splunk Cloud Experience working with Prometheus, Opentelemetry or other opensource observability tools.
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