Sr. Dynatrace Systems Engineer
kmm technologiesColumbia (MD)
About the role
Position: Dynatrace Systems Engineer
Location: Columbia, MD (3 days onsite)
Duration:
12 months Contract to Full-Time Engineer, Software Sr (Dynatrace Systems Engineer) - 12 months Contract to Full-Time - Hybrid Role DMV Only (Weekly Once In-person meeting in Columbia Office) - Two Interviews (One Virtual and One In-person)The client is looking for a Sr. Systems Dynatrace Engineer to support monitoring for bridge applications, including Dynatrace and a new proof-of-concept monitoring tool. The core need is hands-on Dynatrace expertise: configuring and optimizing monitoring, building dashboards, health checks and alerts, tuning noise/false positives, and using APM, Pure Path, Synthetic monitoring and RUM.They require strong systems engineering experience plus mandatory Azure, Prometheus and Linux skills, with the JD also emphasizing hybrid Windows/Linux infrastructure and AWS cloud visibility. The role must monitor batch jobs and proactively catch system or application performance issues before they hit production. This person will also provide monitoring insights during incident troubleshooting and root cause analysis. A healthcare claims background is required, so the ideal candidate combines deep Dynatrace observability skills with relevant domain and infrastructure experience.
KEY SKILLS:
Systems Engineer, Dynatrace, APM, Pure Path, AWS, Prometheus, Linux, Batch Processing and Healthcare Claims IndustryNOTE: Look for someone who is a Systems Dynatrace Engineer who has deep hands-on Dynatrace APM/dashboarding/alert-tuning experience, mandatory AWS, Prometheus, Linux and batch-job monitoring skills, plus a healthcare claims background, to proactively ensure end-to-end observability and support incident root cause analysis. Please do not consider anyone from Site Reliability Engineering Background.
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