Unix Process Engineer Job Description

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Temporary Job Openings:

Systems Monitoring Engineer - Sr. Technology Engineer

Travelers Infrastructure and Cloud Services is hiring a Systems Monitoring Engineer who will design, plan, implement, and maintain complex log aggregation and monitoring solutions through both third-party and in-house developed tools. The incumbent will support enterprise-wide projects in emerging technologies such as the public cloud, hybrid cloud, and container technologies, with a focus on foundational support through observability. Participate and assist with a move towards an SRE work ethic with all work related to observability.

Under general supervision, demonstrates a thorough understanding of the activities performed related to engineering support, installation, and/or operations of infrastructure technologies. Plans at an operational level designing and developing technology solutions interfacing with appropriate customers, management, and technical resources. Facilitates and/or participates in the design, development, and implementation of large complex technology solutions supporting one or more business and/or technology areas. Develops and implements appropriate solutions that may involve multiple platforms, databases, software/hardware technologies, and tools. Strong ability to multi-task in an environment of changing priorities.

Job Specific Technical Skills & Competencies

Advanced knowledge of one or more of the following technical skills:

- Foundational IT Infrastructure

- Unix based Operation Systems

- Knowledge of process discipline and IDLC methodology

Ability to utilize APIs and write scripts for automation

Ability to collect requirements and architect complex solutions under pressure

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Strong analytical and critical thinking skills

The following skills are preferred:

- Experience implementing, maintaining, and troubleshooting observability and monitoring tool suites such as Zabbix, Elastic Stack, Prometheus, Nagios, Dynatrace, Splunk, Datadog, etc...

- Knowledge and experience writing scripts with Python or Golang preferred.

- Knowledge and experience with DevOps tools: RabbitMQ, Jenkins, Selenium, git and GitHub, Puppet

- Experience with infrastructure as code tools such as Ansible and terraform

- Experience providing technical direction to project teams preferred

Preferred License and Certifications

Any certifications related to the following is preferred:

ElasticSearch

Kafka

AWS/Azure/GCP

Kubernetes

Employment Practices

Travelers is an equal opportunity employer. We value the unique abilities and talents each individual brings to our organization and recognize that we benefit in numerous ways from our differences.

If you are a candidate and have specific questions regarding the physical requirements of this role, please send us an email so we may assist you.

Travelers reserve the right to fill this position at a level above or below the level included in this posting.

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