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We are looking for a Dev Ops Engineer who has a solid understanding of automated build, testing, CI/CD, to work on an agile cross-functional team that values collaboration, automation, and innovation. If youβre a DevOps enthusiast looking to build highly scalable, performant and fault-tolerant applications, come grow your skills as a software engineer at Amex. You will be part of the Card Shop group, which focuses on and strives to provide best in class user experiences to our customers when they shop for American Express products. Your work will be at the frontline of American Express commitment to excellence to our customers, and thus highly visible, impactful, and rewarding.
Requirements
- Have at least 3+ years of professional experience using DevOps capabilities such as automated build, testing, continuous integration, and continuous deployment processes
- Demonstrated success managing and executing small to medium scale projects
- Experience in Jenkins, Docker, Red Hat OpenShift, Kubernetes, Git, GithHub Actions
- Experience in monitoring tools like Splunk / OpenSearch / Prometheus / Grafana etc.,
- Hands-on experience supporting end-to-end release cycles and work on ways to automate and improve release processes
- Deploy updates and fixes, perform incidence management and root cause analysis
- Manage, monitor, and optimize automation tools for deployment, monitoring, and operations
- Basic knowledge of Linux fundamentals
- Knowledge on databases such as Redis, IBM DB2, Postgres is a plus
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