Senior Analyst II Software Engineering

Job Description:

Responsibilities:

• Perform deployments to Kubernetes and maintain/troubleshoot deployment scripts.
• Perform scanning and vulnerability fixes to docker images.
• Setup and maintain CICD pipelines in Jenkins and GitLab (GitOps).
• Manage CICD tools like Jenkins/GitLab/Nexus.
• Manage platform configurations via Ansible.
• Use monitoring tools like Elasticsearch/Kibana, Grafana, Splunk.
• Coordinate with different development teams and perform release management.
• Lead the Go-Live activities to deploy the solution successfully
• Provide hands-on expertise for build and release engineering processes and procedures
• Document, maintain and present best practice strategies to ensure near-term changes are aligned with long-term release objectives
• Ensure established code branching standards and procedures are followed
• Work closely with the technical and QA team to understand the system’s functional and non-functional requirements and plan release deliverables
• Collaborate with infrastructure and other backend teams on software upgrades, disaster recovery and other efforts.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field
• Minimum of 5-7 years of experience as release engineer with 2 years maintain/troubleshoot deployment scripts using Kubernetes.
• Experience working with Kubernetes deployments and various deployment strategies
• Experience working in CICD pipelines in Jenkins and GitLab (GitOps).
• Knowledge in ELK and Beats configurations.
• Good to have knowledge in Kafka.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills
• Strong understanding of the software development cycle
• Self-motivated, team player, action-and-results oriented with the ability to successfully deliver under tight project deadlines.

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