Soros Fund Management

Soros Fund Management

Application Support Specialist

New York

Sponsorship not specified$120k-$170kDetected 41 days ago
PythonC#AngularSQLSnowflakeDatabricksAWSCloud PlatformsKubernetesKafkadbtCommunicationCollaborationProblem Solving

About the role

  • With $28 billion in assets under management (AUM), SFM serves as the principal asset manager for the Open Society Foundations, one of the world's largest charitable foundations dedicated to advancing justice, human rights, and democracy.
  • Distinct from other investment platforms, SFM thrives on agility, acting decisively when conviction is high and exercising patience when it's not.
  • Our teams operate with autonomy, while cross-team collaboration strengthens our conviction and empowers us to capitalize on market dislocations.

Responsibilities

  • Monitor systems and processes for availability/performance and assist with the design and implementation of a unified strategic monitoring and alerting platform
  • Understand and document the relationships between financial/business requirements and the systems and technologies that serve them
  • Create and maintain playbooks for failure scenarios and disaster recovery planning.
  • Clearly document new and existing systems at a high level in terms of support requirements, upstream and downstream dependencies, and criticality to the business
  • Help drive the business continuity process across the application ecosystem

Requirements

  • 6+ years of experience in enterprise-level application monitoring, alerting, and response
  • 3+ years of experience supporting a workload orchestration platform (ActiveBatch, JAMS, AutoSys, etc.)

Compensation

  • We anticipate the base salary of this role to be between $120,000-170,000.

Benefits

  • Participate in a weekly on-call rotation shared across the team to provide coverage and support for critical systems, responding to production issues and coordinating escalation and post-mortem analysis

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