Senior Software Engineer - Build Tooling Infrastructure
$144,100.00 to $193,200.00 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$144,100.00 to $193,200.00 per year
About the role
- Collaborate with a team of engineers in a shared development process
- Build and maintain pipeline libraries that abstract build, release, and deployment events for use across multiple development organizations
- Partner with application development teams to identify needs and implement CI/CD best practices
- Support critical deployment systems used organization-wide
- Participate in code reviews by providing constructive feedback on pull requests
- Join the on-call rotation to support systems and services during production incidents
- Author technical proposals and contribute to root cause analyses
- 5+ years of professional software engineering experience, including at least 3 years focused on CI/CD or DevOps infrastructure
- Extensive hands-on experience administering Jenkins, Vault, Github, etc. and developing complex CI/CD pipelines
- Proficiency in writing custom build files using Gradle and/or sbt
- Strong understanding of Docker and familiarity with container orchestration platforms such as Amazon ECS or Kubernetes
- Solid programming experience in Python, Groovy, or Java
- Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot complex systems and resolve issues efficiently
- Hands-on experience with AWS infrastructure provisioning using Cloud
- FormationStrong collaboration skills, including experience working effectively with distributed teams
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Thorough understanding of source control concepts and practical experience with GitProven ability to proactively identify and implement improvements in software and toolingBA/BS degree in Computer Science or equivalent technical experience
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