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Senior Automation & Observability Engineer
Ens*** · United States · Remote
United StatesExp: 7-10 yrs113,000-147,000 USD/yearlyRemote
Remuneration
113,000-147,000 USD/yearly
Location
United States · Remote
Eastern Daylight Time (UTC-4)
Visa sponsorship
Sponsors visa
Job summary
The IoT / Observability Engineer is responsible for monitoring, managing, automating, and optimizing enterprise infrastructure, applications, and IoT platforms. Key responsibilities include designing observability solutions with Grafana and IBM Instana, analyzing telemetry data for performance issues, and automating operational tasks using Python and Ansible to ensure system reliability and performance.
Qualifications
- Expertise in observability platforms and monitoring technologies
- Experience in large-scale enterprise environments
- Hands-on experience with Grafana, Instana, and related tools
- Experience with FOAK applications and ELT platforms
- Strong troubleshooting and incident management skills
Responsibilities
- Design, implement, and maintain monitoring and observability solutions
- Develop and maintain dashboards and alerts using Grafana
- Monitor infrastructure and IoT services using observability tools
- Analyze telemetry data to identify performance bottlenecks
- Support SLO, SLA, and operational health monitoring
- Perform Root Cause Analysis (RCA) for issues
- Support onboarding and management of FOAK services
- Monitor telemetry pipelines and data quality
- Investigate performance issues and infrastructure anomalies
- Monitor capacity and service health metrics
- Coordinate with teams during incident resolution
- Administer IBM Instana monitoring environments
- Develop automation solutions using scripting languages
- Implement Infrastructure as Code (IaC) using Ansible and Puppet
Skills
AnsibleAWSAzureBashDockerGCPGitHubGitHub ActionsGitLabGitLab CIGrafanaInfluxDBInstanaJenkinsKubernetesLinuxOpenTelemetryPowerShellPrometheusPuppetPythonRESTServiceNowSOPSCloud MonitoringVMwareWindowsWindows Server
Relocation
No