Site Reliability Engineer in Pittsburgh
Site Reliability Engineer in Pittsburgh
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)
- Production Support / Application Support
- Incident & Problem Management
- LinuxWindows ServerOracle / PL/SQL / DB2Dynatrace / DT Managed
- GlassBox / ITCAM / TrueSight / OEMTomcat / Apache / WebSphere (WAS) / IISREST & SOAP Web Services
- Log Analysis & TroubleshootingAIOps / NLPMonitoring & Performance Management
- AutomationRoot Cause Analysis
- Business Analytics
- AgileTechnical Leadership
- Client-Facing Production Support
- 5+ years of overall IT experience.2–3 years of business analytics and technical leadership experience.
- Strong experience with production/application support in a client-facing environment.
- Strong understanding of Site Reliability Engineering and production operations.
- Hands-on experience troubleshooting production applications and analyzing log files.
- Strong knowledge of system-management, monitoring, and support analytics tools.
- Experience with incident management, root cause analysis, and problem resolution.
- Strong understanding of AIOps and NLP concepts.
- Experience identifying opportunities for automation and process improvement.
- Strong problem-solving and analytical capabilities.
- Ability to recommend efficient and cost-effective technical solutions.
- Experience working with geographically distributed/onshore-offshore teams.
- Excellent client-facing verbal and written communication skills.
- Database Technologies Strong knowledge of:
- OraclePL/SQLDB2Web Services Experience developing and consuming:
- REST APIsSOAP Web Services
- Experience should preferably be within an operational/production environment. Application Servers / Web Servers Strong knowledge of:
- TomcatApacheWebSphere (WAS)IISOperating Systems
- Extensive experience with LinuxGood understanding of Windows ServerLinux and Windows server configuration and troubleshooting
- Monitoring & Support Tools Experience with monitoring tools such as:
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