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Site Reliability Engineer - Retail

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purple driveDeerfield (IL)

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Site Reliability Engineer - RetailTitle: Site Reliability Engineer - Retail (Fulltime)
Location: Deerfield, IL Minimum Experience: 10 - 15 YearsMust Have Technical/Functional SkillsTechnology and Programming (Expert Level) Strong proficiency in Java full stack developerObject-Oriented programming principles and conceptsHands-on experience on Observability platform DynatraceHands-on experience with Spring Framework (Spring Boot, Spring MVC, Spring Security) Knowledge if RESTful API developmentExperience with database like Oracle, DB2, MySQLProficiency in Payment Switch BASE24 EPS, C++, AS400 and Python is also added advantageDomain, Cloud & Platform EngineeringMust have domain experience on Retail Point of Sale/Payment Systems/Merchandising/Inventory/Logistics areaExpertise in Microsoft Azure, including: Compute (VMs, App Services, Azure Container Apps) Storage, Azure Key Vault, Azure Monitor, Log AnalyticsProven experience designing enterprise?grade, highly available cloud platformsDevOps & Engineering ExcellenceAdvanced experience with Azure DevOps and CI/CD pipeline architectureStrong scripting skills (PowerShell, Bash) GitOps concepts, branching strategies, release orchestrationRoles & ResponsibilitiesAct as SRE Technical Architect (Should be interested to work on Implementations) for client Retail platforms, owning reliability and stability outcomesDefine and enforce SRE standards, best practices, and operating modelsArchitect and govern highly available, scalable cloud platformsLead the design and implementation of CI/CD and IaC strategiesEstablish proactive monitoring, alerting, and incident prevention mechanismsOwn major incident leadership, RCA execution, and corrective action trackingPartner with application, security, and architecture teams to build reliability by designDrive automation to reduce toil and improve operational efficiencyMentor and coach SRE and DevOps engineers across teamsInfluence roadmap decisions with a reliability, scalability, and cost lensSkills: N/A

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