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Build And Release Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

centrify by delineaSanta Clara (CA)

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About the role

Build And Release Engineer We are growing our Quality Engineering Team and looking for an experienced Software Engineer in Test to join. Centrify is committed to making quality an integral part of its company brand. We are looking for exceptional test engineers whose goal it is to challenge all assumptions and identify places where the software will break. We are looking for individuals who have a deep knowledge of how the software is built and how the system is laid out, where the holes are and most importantly, what matters most to our customers.
Responsibilities: Responsible for maintenance of continuous integration tools framework (Jenkins) Handle on-demand builds and software deployments to a variety of non-production environments. Champion of the deployment toolset, overseeing implementation of the continuous build and integration process. Support Bitbucket activities (Create Repos, merge code, Tagging, etc) Partner with operations team to ensure smooth deployments into the production environment via tooling Help define, implement, and enforce strong software build, deployment and configuration management processes for development, testing, and production systems Requirements 5+ years of experience in software build and release management Experience with continuous integration and deployment tools such as Bamboo, BitBucket, Git, or Jenkins Experience with DevOps or file synchronization tools such as Chef, Ansible or Puppet Experience with database interactions Knowledge of Atlassian tools Ability to show excellent work ethic for identification of areas for improvement and be self-motivated Ability to write scripts (in Python or Bash) to automate manual tasks

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