DevOps engineer
acestackDallas (TX)
About the role
DevOps EngineerLocation: Charlotte, NC / Dallas, TX / Newark, DEMust Have Technical/Functional Skills 10+ years of experience in understanding customer requirements and project KPIsImplementing various developments, testing, automation tools, and IT infrastructurePlanning the team structure, activities, and involvement in project management activitiesManaging stakeholders and external interfacesSetting up tools and required infrastructureDefining and setting development, test, release, update, and support processes for DevOps operationHave the technical skill to review, verify, and validate the software code developed in the projectTroubleshooting techniques and fixing the code bugsMonitoring the processes during the entire life cycle for its adherence and updating or creating new processes for improvement and minimizing the wastageEncouraging and building automated processes wherever possibleIdentifying and deploying cybersecurity measures by continuously performing vulnerability assessment and risk managementIncidence management and root cause analysisCoordination and communication within the team and with customersSelecting and deploying appropriate CI/CD toolsStrive for continuous improvement and build continuous integration, continuous development, and constant deployment pipeline (CI/CD Pipeline) Mentoring and guiding the team membersMonitoring and measuring customer experience and KPIsManaging periodic reporting on the progress to the management and the customerRoles & ResponsibilitiesProactive and result-oriented leader, adept in mentoring and motivating the dynamic team to exemplary performance. Strong communication, collaboration, and team building skills with proficiency in grasping new technical concepts quickly.
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