Blackcanyonconsulting
Platform Ops Lead
Bethesda, Maryland · Staff+
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 55 days ago
PythonJavaGoC++RubyScalaBashDistributed SystemsGitAWSGCPAzureDockerKubernetesAnsibleCI/CDLinuxPrometheusGrafanaDevOpsJiraConfluenceControlsTCP/IP
About the role
- NCBI advances science and public health by providing free access over the Internet to biomedical literature and genomic data, making it one of the 400 top most-visited sites in the world.
- The Systems & DevOps team is responsible for the efficient operation of infrastructure to run NCBI's many applications.
- This includes providing convenient, scalable solutions for development, deployment, and operations across teams, languages, and cloud and on-prem environments.
Responsibilities
- Perform analysis and debugging work across multiple technologies
- Document process, procedures and SOPs by soliciting feedback and suggestions from team members
- Provide on-call support to NCBI's internal developers and other staff.
Requirements
- BS degree in STEM or equivalent experience
- Experience with some programming or scripting language
- Experience with:
Nice to have
- Automated configuration management, such as Puppet, Ansible, Chef, bcfg2, cfengine, etc.
- Puppet is preferred.
- Version control systems, especially git
- Service Mesh technologies (e.g., linkerd, Istio)
- Configuring or using monitoring and alerting technologies (TIGK stack, Grafana, Prometheus, OpsGenie)
- Confluence, Jira, and Microsoft Office suite
- GitOps tools, especially ArgoCD
- Preferred Experience and Skillsets
Compensation
- Benefits and Salary
Company info
- If you enjoy being a part of a high performing, professional service and technology focused organization, please apply today!
- We offer a competitive salary commensurate with experience and location.
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