Linux Site Reliability Engineer

Linux Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) will be a key player in maximizing business continuity and resiliency for TrustCommerce, an electronic payment processing division of RevSpring. Linux SRE will administer and support Linux-based applications, Linux-based data systems, Linux-based infrastructures, data center technologies, and other hosted/managed technologies. Additionally, Linux SRE will be principally involved in the engineering of infrastructural solutions, such as the advancement of CCM, SHM, CI/CD, IaC, and other initiatives. Responsibilities will include participation in 24x7 SLA-driven on-call rotations, issue and ticket triage and resolution, Linux and other technology administration and engineering, Linux scripting and other automation/acceleration engineering, improving security, reliability, exception handling, scalability, and observability, and participation in related activities.

Technical Requirements

• High proficiency in command-line Linux administration, troubleshooting, and reporting
• High proficiency in 24x7, SLA-driven operations
• Proficiency in LAMP/LAPP stack and/or Linux-based database administration
• Proficiency in Linux and related business continuity, resiliency, and security
• Proficiency in Linux shell scripting (Bash preferred)
• Proficiency in application scripting (Python preferred)
• Experience with automation/acceleration and/or DevOps techniques and technologies
• Experience with containeriazation, orchestration, IaC, and/or CI/CD (Docker et al is a plus)
• Experience with large data and analytics systems (SQL preferred)
• Experience with the PCI DSS is a plus
  
  

Other Requirements

• Being solutions, details, and results oriented
• Enthusiasm to learn, grow, and document
• Comfort in 24x7, mission-critical, and SLA-driven on-call roles
• Comfort in dynamic, fast-paced, and high-pressure environments
• Comfort both being self-driven and self-reliant roles, as well as highly collaborative
• Ability to travel within the United States roughly four times annually (for up to one week per trip)