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Role: 

Site Reliability Engineer 

Employment Type: 

Contract – Only USC  

Work location: 

San Jose, CA 

Work mode: 

Onsite-  2 days in a week / 3 days Remote  

About the Role 

·       We seek a highly skilled and dynamic Site Reliability Engineer – Consultant  In this role you will 

·       Maintain and improve the reliability, performance, and availability of software systems. 

·       Act as a bridge between traditional IT operations and software development, bringing a software engineering approach to system administration. 

Job Responsibilities 

·       Creating and supporting automation scripts (shell/ansible/python) for infrastructure deployments, validations and monitoring to improve operational tasks 

·       Scheduling monitoring scripts using cron and airlfow 

·       Monitoring using tools including Dynatrace, Apica, Grafana etc 

·       Database handling  

·       Build CICD pipelines   

·       Incident handling and problem management  

Mandatory Skills 

·       Experience in Ansible/ Python  

·       Monitoring Tools – Dynatrace/Apica/Grafana  

Required Education 

·       Bachelor’s degree in computer science or a related field. 

Required Experience 

·       12 plus years of IT Infrastructure experience  

·       Extensive experience working with linux flavors like rhel/centos os, shells, filesystems and utilities 

·       Experience in programming languages like Python, ansible 

·       Knowledge of distributed computing and experience working with container orchestration frameworks including on-prem and rancher kubernetes and good knowledge on kubernetes objects 

·       Experience working with Storage,  ONTAP is preferable: volume, aggregates, back ups, DR planning 

·       Experience scheduling monitoring scripts using cron and airlfow 

·       Experience with monitoring tools including Dynatrace, Apica, Grafana etc 

·       Database knowledge including sql and nosql dbs 

·       Experience building CICD pipelines (preferred) 

·       Cloud platform knowledge (specifically AWS) is required