Observability Engineer / Application Performance Engineer
Observability Engineer / Application Performance Engineer
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Minimum 2+ years of working experience as a software developer in projects related to SDKs, APIs, application performance, or other relevant engineering experience.
- Basic understanding of Kubernetes concepts and deploying applications onto a cluster Proficiency and hands-on experience with Python and associated frameworks.
- Experience provisioning cloud infrastructure inside an enterprise AWS multi-account cloud environment.
- Deep level expertise in instrumentation, customization, and usage of modern monitoring tools such as New Relic, CNCF Open
- Telemetry, Prometheus, PagerDuty, and AWS CloudWatchExperience in implementing enterprise-level observability strategies, including best practices on telemetry (events, metrics, logs, traces) for cloud applications and Kubernetes clusters.
- Strong working knowledge of modern development technologies and tools such as Argo CD, Git, Terraform and Jenkins.
- Experience working with end-to-end pipelines using frameworks like Prefect, Streamz, and Apache Airflow is preferred. Building and maintaining various components of an ML Engineering pipeline is a big plus.
- Excellent technical writing skills, verbal communication, and teamwork.
- Desired Credentials
- Python Institute Certifications
- NewRelic Programmability Certified
- NewRelic Full Stack Observability PractitionerAWS Certified Solutions Architect
- Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD) or Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA)
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