Infrastructure & Support

Description

Site Reliability Engineer - London - Hybrid working - Remote OnBoarding - Remote Interviewing - Expanding, well-funded FinTech within the Open Banking community, seeks to a Site Reliability Engineer as part of their growth. The FinTech is disrupting the banking community with their highly secure, high performance API software. Opportunity to be part of something truly innovative following a highly published VC investment taking the organisation to the next level. The organisation will suit a Site Reliability Engineer that seeks to work with a truly innovative team, work on complex operational infrastructure problems.

The Site Reliability Engineer will:

• Further enhance and develop reliability engineering teams systems, tools and libraries
• Improving software reliability that will include monitoring and altering
• Work closely with software engineering teams contributing to architectural design, performance and reliability
• Assist with improvement of software applications and operating systems – performance turning.
• Contribute to implementation and design of the company’s support system to enhance reliability
• Work with highly scalable open source systems in a live production environment
• Gain experience of; Genios, Grafana, Jenkins, Sonarqube, nginx.

The Site Reliability Engineer will need:

• A degree in a STEM related subject
• Experience with Linux
• Python - Shell Scripting experience. 
• Previous experience within continuous development and automation environments
• Excellent problem-Solving capabilities
• Ability to multi task in fast paced environment
• Desirable experience - Genios, Grafana, Jenkins, Sonarqube, nginx.

The Site Reliability Engineer will become an influential member of the team to help and improve their infrastructure operations in London. The client operates a dynamic/entrepreneurial casual working environment. Their investment in technology and scientific research has kept them at the top of their field. It is encouraged by the management to research and implement new ideas.