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Job Title: Devops Engineer Location: Dearborn, MI. Duration: 6 Months Contract Mode of interview: Telephonic or Skype Job Description : The DevOps Engineer will work with Technical Owner and Project Manager for on-going maintenance/support requirements and deployments. The successful candidate needs to be self-motivated and a team player. Job Functions : - Ensure the proper management, maintenance and provisioning of all environments using Azure Cloud.
- Lead and develop our Infrastructure Operations Team to greater heights of effectiveness, customer service and accomplishment.
- Ensure adherence to Information Security, Regulatory Compliance, Incident Management, Problem Management and Change Management processes/practices.
- Responsible for the proper monitoring and alerting of all environments.
- Responsible for internal infrastructure projects which may require cross departmental coordination to achieve goals.
- Provide input into infrastructure lifecycle, improvement and standardization strategies.
- Drive the objectives associated with Problem Management; such as Root Cause Analysis reports.
- Work with project teams for release management / release automation (maven job)
- Work with project teams for load testing / performance issues analysis
Responsibilities : - Safeguard the company’s assets.
- Adhere to the company’s compliance program.
- Maintain comprehensive knowledge of industry standards, methodologies, processes, and best practices.
- Maintain a focus on customer-service, efficiency, quality, and growth.
- Other duties as assigned.
Job Requirements : - Must have a Bachelor degree
- Must have at least 5 years of Java development.
- Must be a team player. • Must have experience in Azure platform.
- Deep hands-on experience maintaining business software at scale or current hands on technology infrastructure, network, compute, storage, and virtualization experience
Thanks & Regards, Subramanya Sai Captevo Inc | | | |
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