Platform Engineer, Central Platform Development

As the Engineer, Central Platform Development, you will play a critical role in making the internal state of the bank's application and infrastructure services visible to stakeholders for troubleshooting, performance analysis, capacity planning, and reporting through the Central Monitoring and Observability Platform.

Requirements

• Bachelor Degree in Computer Science or Information Systems or equivalent applicable experience
• 8+ years of IT experience out of which 3+ years in software development domain and principles, including design patterns, code structure, programming languages, continuous integration (Git/SVN), continuous deployment (Azure Pipelines), and deployment orchestration (Chef, puppet, or equivalent)
• Ability to administer 2 or more of the following technologies: AWS EC2 / EKS / AKS deployments, Confluent and/or Apache Kafka administration, ADO / Devops tools, Unix / Windows Administration, OpenTelemetry Metrics, Logs, Tracing, Prometheus / Alert Manager, Synthetic Monitoring libraries, APM tools such as Elastic APM or others
• Experience with Shell scripting, Java, Python or Ruby, Web Technologies (Apache, HTML, JavaScript, HTTP, XML), network protocols and certificate management, Agile and Lean methodologies
• Excellent communication skills, presentation skills, ITOM/ITSM Integration experience, ServiceNow ITOM (Event Mgmt. & Operational Intelligence) experience, people management experience

Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Core bank funding for retirement savings, medical and life insurance, flexible and voluntary benefits available in some locations
• Time-off including annual leave, parental/maternity (20 weeks), sabbatical (12 months maximum) and volunteering leave (3 days)
• Flexible working options based around home and office locations, flexible working patterns
• Proactive wellbeing support through Unmind, development courses for resilience and other human skills, global Employee Assistance Programme, sick leave, mental health first-aiders and self-help toolkits