Site Reliability Engineer

Posted 3 days ago

voto consultingPennington (NJ)

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About the role

Role: Site Reliability Engineer III

Location: Pennington, NJ 08534 Must have skill: SRE, SLO’s, SLI’s, Dynatrace, (Python OR Perl), (Azure OR AWS) and DevOps skills.

Summary: We are looking for a Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) who will operate hands-on across the stack to improve platform and application observability, drive reliability improvements, and deliver measurable gains in operational efficiency across Global Markets. This role will work closely with core teams to execute on platform modernization, migration to Cloud (Cloud 1.0, 2.0), harden production systems, and evolve support tooling. This position is critical to maintaining execution velocity, reducing operational risk, and ensuring Quartz continues to meet its reliability and performance objectives.

Strong Python development experience
Hands-on Django and REST API development
Strong MySQL/database skills
Deep Linux administration and troubleshooting experience
Infrastructure engineering and automation background
Experience with Ansible and CI/CD pipelines
Observability and monitoring experience (Dynatrace preferred)
Experience working in large-scale production environments
Azure and/or AWS cloud experience
SRE, Reliability Engineering, and DevOps practices
Open Telemetry and modern observability tools
Infrastructure-as-Code and automation frameworks
Financial Services / Trading Platform experience Dynatrace - Performance Engineering Analysis PythonDevOps

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