DevOps Engineer

Responsibilities:

Design and build DevOps processes and procedures around large-scale applications, inclusive of on-premises and cloud components.
Design build-plans, assist developers with failures, and manage software configurations.
Ensure end-to-end automated testing and continuous deployments succeed.
Debug production outages and take actions resulting from root-cause analysis.
Monitor production environment and act to keep systems stable and running.
Provide off-hour support when needed to troubleshoot problems with mission-critical applications.
Follow and maintain the standards set by the enterprise’s Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), along with compliance methodologies.
Adhere to established processes, governance, and best practices to optimize the use of hardware, software, and personnel resources within the organization.
Address technical incidents and problems in a timely manner, adhering to Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and support principles.
Qualification:

Minimum of 5 years’ experience with Software engineering, microservices applications, message queues/busses and related technologies.
Minimum of 2 years of DevOps experience.
Experience with Linux administration, Windows administration, and IIS management.
Minimum of 2 years of experience with AWS, GCP, Azure and/or on-premises server infrastructure, Azure preferred.
Possess hands on experience with Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery technology.
Candidate has a working knowledge of Containers (Docker) and Kubernetes.
Candidate has experience working with automation tools.
Possess knowledge of Ansible, Nginx, and Web concepts such as REST APIs, SPAs, and gRPC.
Candidate has proven experience with SQL and Database Administration (SQL Server, Postgres, Oracle, etc.)
Experience in application development tools (e.g., GIT, Visual Studio/Azure DevOps, and source
control), testing, and process and configuration management.
Experience with SDLC principles and implementation of web-based or back-end applications.
Experience with monitoring tools and how to mine them for operational reporting.