DevOps Engineer
samprasoftDenver (CO)
About the role
Application Engineer Daily tasks by the Application Engineer include building the CI pipeline, and creation/updates to test automation framework for the key ITSM processes and API's interfacing with ServiceNow Platform. This includes working with tools such as Azure DevOps CI/CD Pipelines, ServiceNow, and Ansible. Working on ADO stories aligned to features, communication of new capabilities/process updates to customers to increase adoption. The Application Engineer focuses on implementing tools/processes to build a robust platform for use by all IT customer teams and guiding development and documenting standards for use by the organization. The role requires that the individual be a consensus builder that works to align systems engineering strategy and design with architectural guidelines, application strategy and business goals.
Required Qualifications:
- Experience in developing automated tests for web applications, REST APIsSolid understanding ServiceNow, ITSM processes, CSDM model, CMDBServiceNow application development and scripting (Javascript, JSON, XML, Ansible)API design/development, deployment, and integration Patterns
- Azure fundamentals, Azure DevOps, CI/CD pipeline, Experience building automation/ATF's, LogicAppsExperience coordinating with multiple product teams
- Experience with CI/CD tools (i.e. Azure DevOps)
- Expert in modern programming in at least one or more modern languages (Python, JavaScript, PowerShell, Reactjs)
- Communication across multiple end users/stakeholders, team player
Education/Experience:
Bachelor's degree in computer science, software engineering or relevant field required. 8-10 years' experience required.
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