Lead Site Reliability Engineer

Job description

• Contribute in the of adoption of DevOps as we'll as DevOps architecture and design for various services in the organization.
• Self-starter with zeal to own things from Start to End with little oversight.
• Lead and contribute to define industry standards and AWS DevOps offerings.
• Functionally decompose complex problems into simple, straight-forward solutions.
• Fully and completely understand system inter-dependencies and limitations.
• Strong Team Player who assists in the career development of others, actively mentoring individuals on advanced technical issues.
• Exert technical influence over multiple teams, increasing their productivity and effectiveness by sharing your deep knowledge and experience.
• Lead technical and design discussions with leaders to help enterprises speed their adoption of new technologies and practices.
• Serve as SME for DevOps industry trends, new and existing technology offerings, and architectural concepts.
• Advise on implementing AWS best practices and provide architectural governance.

What skills do I need

• 8+ years of overall experience in any discipline of Software Engineering.
• At least 4+ years of experience in DevOps/Site Reliability Engineering domain.
• Experience with public cloud (preferably AWS).
• Experience with Infrastructure as Code, using Cloud Formation, Terraform, or other tools.
• Experience with Configuration management tools like Chef, Puppet, Ansible.
• Strong experience in programming language such as Python or similar object oriented language and scripting languages.
• Experience with architecting and automating cloud native technologies, deploying applications, and provisioning infrastructure.
• Experience architecting cloud native CI/CD workflows and tools, such as CodePipeline, TeamCity, Jenkins and/or GitLab.
• Experience with microservices and distributed applications and serverless computing capabilities on AWS
• Experience with the full software development lifecycle and delivery using Agile practices.