We are looking for an Observability Engineer. This is a long-term contract position. NO C-C or H-1B candidates
Company is paving the way for the next-generation media and sport technologies. As part of the Company, you will work with a myriad of domains to build a highly flexible Single Pane of Glass for a layered group of executives and engineers.
• Team Focus: The team will build a tool called "single pane of glass" for observability, addressing gaps in current tools for monitoring user flows, such as purchase flows in Company.
• Emphasis on Observability: The role requires strong skills in observability, including working with Datadog and Kubernetes, and infrastructure knowledge.
• Immediate Needs: Candidates must have expertise from the start, particularly in areas like STO, as the team currently lacks this knowledge.
• Project Phase: The project is in the proof-of-concept phase, with nothing built yet, making it an ideal time for new members to join.
The skill sets needed for the AAP three-level senior software engineer job include:
• Observability Tools: Proficiency in working with observability tools like Datadog.
• Infrastructure Knowledge: Experience with Kubernetes and infrastructure-related tasks.
• Programming Languages: Preference for Scala, but Java is also acceptable.
• UI Development: Skills in building UIs, specifically using TypeScript.
• Proof of Concept Development: Ability to work in the proof-of-concept phase and build tools from scratch.
The skills needed for the position include:
• Observability and Monitoring: Experience with observability tools and monitoring large ecosystems.
• Kubernetes: Proficiency in working with Kubernetes.
• AWS: Familiarity with AWS services such as CloudFormation, Lambda, and DynamoDB.
• Programming Languages: Preference for Scala, but Java is also acceptable.
• UI Development: Experience with TypeScript and other front-end technologies.
• Communication Skills: Ability to communicate effectively with multiple teams to gather information and requirements.
• Infrastructure Knowledge: Understanding of infrastructure components and their integration.