MonitoringEngineer

Position Title:Monitoring Engineer
Location:Plano TX onsite office 3 times a week.
Duration:12 months

Job Description:
Must skill: (C Java AWS Mongo DB DLT logs)


As a monitoring engineer you will be responsible for initial analysis and triage of issues before they are assigned to individual development teams for root cause and fix.
You will continuously monitor the infrastructure applications logs service availability and work closely with PO Eval & Development team members to clarify issues and track them to closure.
Create dashboards and reports for management and other stakeholders.
Have great problemsolving skills analytical tools & development experience and ability to evaluate and identify issues at a code level
Able to summarize key points and work with others to cut through ambiguity and bring issues to resolution
A history of working with crossfunctional teams to ensure successful product
You must be a selfstarter with excellent communication skills attention to detail and a knack for solving problems creatively
The fastpaced nature of the job requires that you be able to work well under pressure

Skills:
Experienced in Automotive Infotainment domain with exposure to embedded software development in C/C/ Linux/JavaSpring boot.
Experience in Observability and monitoring tool Datadog AppDynamics.
Experience or knowledge in cloud computing (AWS Services)
Knowledge in AWS services like AWS ECS AWS Lambda AWS FARGATE AWS CloudWatch. etc.
Experience and knowledge in MongoDB
Knowledge of how to use JIRA Confluence and Logs Analysis Tools.
High Level System Architecture Knowledge SW Design Sequence diagrams APIs HTTP error codes.
Conversant with Linux commands utilities and basic Python scripting
Experience in Agile and Scrum methodologies
Requirement Analysis and understanding.
Thinking on the feet and aptitude to learn.

Preferable but not mandatory skill sets
Experience in designing developing and debugging software in a realtime embedded environment.
Knowledge of how to read DLT logs DLTViewer and how to apply filters in DLT logs