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Site Reliability Engineer at DRUD

Denver, Colorado, United States   (Posted Sep 15 2016)
About the company
https://www.drud.com/information/

Job position
Permanent - Remote work possible
Relocation compensation available

Job description
DRUD is looking for a Site Reliability Engineer to join its rapidly growing division. A well-funded startup since August 2015 and backed by an agency with 20 years of experience, DRUD is bringing the world of enterprise systems automation to small- and medium-sized businesses, nonprofits and individuals seeking enterprise-level quality, service, and support for a fraction of the cost. What is DRUD? https://www.drud.com/what-is-drud/

Skills & requirements
Requirements

3+ years in a combination of DevOps or SRE roles
Demonstrated understanding of containers and container orchestration
Troubleshooting skills that span systems, network (TCP/IP), and code
Must have experience building or managing large-scale systems and application architectures
Experience in one or more languages such as Go, Python, JavaScript, Java, C++, or similar.
Solid understanding of system performance and monitoring
Working knowledge of cloud computing including virtualization, hosted services, multi-tenant cloud infrastructures, storage systems and content delivery networks.
Experience in UI/Rest API technologies
Excellent verbal and written communication skills

Preferred

Experience with modern container orchestration systems: Kubernetes, Mesos, Swarm
Experience with messaging technologies: Kafka, RabbitMQ, ActiveMQ
Experience with infrastructure configuration and automations processes and tools: Ansible, Fabric, Terraform, Puppet, Chef
Experience with monitoring solutions: Prometheus, ELK, Splunk, SUMO, Nagios
Experience with various data technologies including relational and nonrelational databases and message queues
Experience with distributed file systems: Ceph, GlusterFS

Instructions how to apply
Please follow the link: http://jobs.jobvite.com/drud/job/oRxK2fwU/apply
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