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Java SRE

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acestackPhoenix (AZ)

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Java SRE
Location: Phoenix, AZJob Description
Must Have Technical/Functional SkillsCore Java, Splunk, Kibana, Grafana Databases: Postgres, MongoDBExperience in Production support engineering or SRE roles, preferably within the banking industry. Skilled in L1/L2 support, debugging, performance monitoring, and working in Agile/Scrum environments. Hands-on with Service Now, Spring Boot, REST APIs, and CI/CD pipelines. Strong knowledge of cloud services.
Roles & Responsibilities: Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment. Monitor and maintain the health, availability, and performance of production systems and applications. Troubleshoot and resolve production incidents, ensuring minimal downtime and service disruption. Identifying defects and working with Dev to get them fixed based on priority. Taking care of implementation of RFCs. Doing pre and post validation of servers during traffic diversion. Collaborate with engineering teams to implement reliability best practices and improve system performance. Develop and maintain monitoring alerts and dashboards to ensure visibility into system metrics. Participate in on-call rotation and provide timely support for high-impact incidents. Implement automation tools and processes to streamline operations and reduce manual workloads. Document incidents and solutions for knowledge management and continuous improvement.

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