MongoDB

MongoDB

Technical Services Engineer, 1st Shift, EST hours

United States

Sponsorship not specified$90k-$176kDetected 22 hours ago
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About the role

  • After a 6-9 month ramp period, Monday to Friday from 7 AM - 4 PM EST, the schedule will shift permanently to Saturday to Wednesday or Wednesday to Sunday from 7 AM - 4 PM EST.
  • Shifts include a mandatory 1 hour lunch break.

Requirements

  • Systems engineering experience, including Linux performance, memory management, I/O tuning, configuration, security, networking, clusters, and troubleshooting
  • Storage engineering experience, including NAS, SAN, SSD, multi-pathing, and caching
  • Experience analyzing issues holistically, from the application tier through the database, down to the storage
  • Ability to think on your feet, remain calm under pressure, and solve problems in real-time
  • Desire and ability to rapidly learn a wide variety of new technical skills
  • Experience with authentication systems such as LDAP, Kerberos, AD
  • Experience with Kubernetes or other orchestration systems using vendor-specific Enterprise operators

Skills

  • Technical Service Engineers are experts in the entire MongoDB ecosystem - database server, drivers, cloud and infrastructure.

Compensation

  • Salary is one part of MongoDB's total compensation and benefits package.
  • Please note, the base salary range listed below and the benefits in this paragraph are only applicable to U.S.-based candidates.
  • MongoDB's base salary range for this role in the U.S. is:
  • There will be a 20% uplift on your base salary for this weekend shift & there are no on-call requirements for your off days.

Benefits

  • Other benefits for eligible employees may include:

Company info

  • In 6 months, you will be comfortable working frontline with our customers.

Visa & Work Authorization

  • dRAMP program requires that anyone who is accessing customer data or metadata inside the Authorization Boundary be a US Citizen on US Soil

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