System Engineering Architect

PRIMARY PURPOSE 

• Have a strong understanding with Software Development, *nix & Networking Technologies. 

• The ideal candidate will have past experience working as a systems engineer & enjoys keeping technical skills reasonably current, to the point that he/she can still contribute to architecture discussions. 

• The candidate regularly would take part in deep-dive troubleshooting exercises and drive technical post-mortem discussions to identify the root cause of complex issues. 

• Have strong project & systems engineering experience. 

• The successful candidate will collaborate to create technology roadmaps with the team. 

• This will include helping innovate and invent new value-add services layered on top of our existing services. 

SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS 

• Experience with *nix systems (Unix / Linux admin knowledge) 

• Experience administering application servers & webservers (WebLogic, Tomcat, JBoss, Apache, Nginx etc.) 

• Scripting experience in Unix / Linux & WLST 

• Experience with system data & analytics 

• Knowledge of Network fundamentals (including diagnostics with Unix / Linux tools) 

• Ability to architect technology solutions & guide on system performance, sizing etc. 

• Understanding of Application Performance Management tools 

• Knowledge of Load Balancers (Big IP F5 – LTM, GTM, ASM etc.) is a plus 

• Excellent verbal communication skills 

• Collaborative & team focus 

• A strong technical foundation in build, release and environments 

• Eagerness to learn enough about whatever tools & tricks are needed to get the job done 

• Ability to occasionally work off-hours / weekends 

Minimum Qualifications/Must Have: 

• 8+ years of Technical Experience in J2EE Application Servers and Webservers 

• 8+ years of experience with *nix systems 

• Experience with Unix / Linux scripting 

• Familiar with concepts of Networking & Load Balancing 

• Excellent Communications & analytical skills 

• Effective Time Management skills 

• Effective People / Relation building skills