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Job Description:

• Evaluate, contribute to, and leverage open source technologies including Kubernetes, Trino, Spark, Airflow, Prometheus + friends, ELK, Jupyter, and more in order to create and enhance our internal SaaS/PaaS platforms.

• Be an internal sales-person for the DevOps tools and best-practices, helping to get all teams towards full adoption. The platform allows Gracenote to provide all teams with features, optimizations, updates, and security enhancements at scale and pace.

• Diagnose technical and scalability faults on platform services which are typically built on Kubernetes.

• Provide technical support and usage guidance to the users of our platform’s services.

• Drive the creation and refinement of metrics, monitoring, and alerting mechanisms to give us the visibility we need into our production services.

Role Requirements:

• Passionate about software development and DevOps.

• Competency in SQL and scripting in bash and or python for automation.

• Experience with DevOps automation technologies like Terraform, Ansible, Secrets Management, Git, Jenkins (or similar ones).

• Experience with Unix/Linux based platforms.

• Experience with containers (docker, container).

• Experience with AWS Services.

• 2+ years of work experience.

• A degree in computer science, engineering, math or related fields

Desired Skills:

• Ability to code well in Java or Python (or another language and willingness to learn these two).

• Experience with containers (docker, containerd) and kubernetes.

• Experience with Presto, Trino, Spark, Airflow, Prometheus, ELK, or similar technologies.

• History of open source contributions

• A personal tech blog