Why it’s worth it:
The Systems Engineer role is to operate, modernize, and protect core systems infrastructure across a hybrid cloud environment. This requires technical skills across various on-prem, IaaS, and SaaS technologies. This individual has direct responsibility over Servers (Windows and Linux), Cloud Infrastructure (AWS and SaaS Applications), Backups, and Automation Tools (Ansible, Salt, Chef, etc.). This engineer will implement improvements to existing systems and processes and ensure healthy day to day operations such as uptime, vulnerabilities, and recovery - to name a few. This is a great opportunity for a strong, technical individual to flex their ingenuity to solve technical problems and a great opportunity for growth in systems automation. This individual will work under the Systems Engineering Lead, and work side-by-side the Systems Engineering and Security team to ensure a ‘security-first’ mindset on all engineering initiatives.
The everyday hustle:
· Performs day to day operational tasks to ensure the performance, security, and availability of a geographically dispersed, hybrid-cloud environment.
· Performs backup & replication configuration and testing and ensures recovery of all systems infrastructure.
· Develops and implements automations to reduce operational overhead of common systems tasks.
· Maintains and updates all internal server application stacks, and handles vulnerabilities.
· Provides expertise and implements technical solutions to solve problems.
Do you have what it takes?
· 3+ years as a Systems Administrator or equivalent with experience across at least two of the following disciplines:
· Systems Design and Implementation
· Active Directory, Azure AD, RBAC, DNS, and DHCP
· Server Management Experience (Windows, Linux, etc.)
· Enterprise Virtualization Technologies (VMware, etc.)
· Enterprise Backup and Replication technologies
· Familiarity or exposure to Cloud Infrastructure Providers (AWS, Azure, GCP, etc.)
· Familiarity or exposure to Storage Area Network Management (iSCSI or FC)
· Familiarity or exposure to Databases (MSSQL, PostgreSQL, MySQL, etc.)
· Familiarity or exposure to Server Monitoring Tools (Datadog, SolarWinds, etc.)
· Scripting Skills (PowerShell, Python, etc.)
· Strong Troubleshooting Skills
· Basic Networking Skills
What makes you uncommon?
· Familiarity with containers and container orchestration tools, such as docker, Kubernetes, etc.
· Familiarity with pipeline automations, git, infrastructure as code, and secrets management
· Familiarity with configuration management tools, such as Salt, Ansible, or Chef