About The Position

The Site Reliability Engineer will focus on improving platform health and resiliency. The role works with engineering teams across areas such as security, networking, and infrastructure to address challenges that can affect platform health. It also involves identifying problems, opportunities for improvement, and performance bottlenecks. This is a six-month onsite role in Columbus, Ohio; relocation is available.

Requirements

  • At least 8 years of software engineering experience.
  • At least 4 years of experience on Site Reliability Engineering teams, with an ongoing focus on improving platform health.
  • Familiarity with Agile or other rapid application development practices.
  • Hands-on expertise building dashboards using APM tools.
  • Experience with distributed, multi-tier systems, algorithms, relational databases, and NoSQL databases.
  • Knowledge of caching tools such as Redis or Memcache, or messaging tools such as MQ or Kafka.
  • Working knowledge of APM tools such as Splunk, GCL, ELK, Grafana, or Prometheus.
  • Ability to create dashboards using GCL, Splunk, or ELK and set up alerts.
  • Ability to work with engineering teams across security, networking, and infrastructure.
  • Shell scripting experience and DevOps tool experience such as Ansible, including good knowledge of YAML for writing playbooks.
  • Experience with distributed storage technologies such as NFS and dynamic resource management frameworks or platforms such as PCF, Kubernetes, OpenShift, AWS, or Azure.

Nice To Haves

  • Working knowledge of CI/CD, including source control such as Git and continuous integration or release tools such as Jenkins or UCD Release.

Responsibilities

  • Improve platform health and resiliency.
  • Build dashboards using APM tools and configure alerts.
  • Work with engineering teams across security, networking, and infrastructure to address challenges affecting platform health.
  • Identify problems, areas for improvement, and performance bottlenecks.
  • Write shell scripts and Ansible playbooks using YAML.
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