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SRE (Apigee OPDK, DevOps)-US

Posted 5 days ago

zortech solutionsSan Leandro (CA)

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SRE (Apigee OPDK, DevOps)
Location: San Leandro, Phoenix, Charlotte and Dallas as last preference (day 1 onsite)
Duration: 6+ Months
Job Description: 8 + years of IT experience who has worked on Apigee OPDK, DevOpsBuilding software and systems while managing the platform infrastructure and applications. Knowing how to code, typically in a variety of languages, both in a structured and OOP way. Knowing Apigee OPDK, Java and DevOpsHaving a Bachelor's degree in computer science or some equivalent, highly technical discipline. Previous success in technical engineering is going to be preferable. Understanding a variety of operating systems — most commonly, but not limited to, Linux — as you will be using them regularly. Managing the continuous integration/continuous development pipeline (CI/CD). You’ll probably be tasked with building this pipeline from scratch. Experience with cloud-based distributed technologies such as dynamic resource management frameworks (like Kubernetes, Mesos, or Yarn), GCP, Azure and AWS.Deep knowledge of version control (such as Git) and monitoring tools like Grafana, as well as a variety of databases (such as NoSQL and MySQL).Manage and partner with development teams through taxing testing and release cycles. And lastly, there are the soft skills that you need to master. Communicate effectively with various people, teams, and in a multitude of situations.

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