Devexperts
Technical Support Engineer (Level 2)
Tbilisi, Tbilisi, Georgia
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 48 days ago
SQLElasticsearchKubernetesLinuxDevOpsJiraConfluenceBrand StrategyCustomer SupportNetwork MonitoringMentoring
About the role
- Devexperts works with respected financial institutions, delivering products and tailor-made solutions for retail and brokerage houses, exchanges, and buy-side firms.
- The company focuses on trading platforms and brokerage automation, complex software development projects, market data products, and IT consulting services.
- Care for the employees is one of Devexperts' core values.
Responsibilities
- Personal branding development support.
Nice to have
- Experience with Atlassian software (JIRA, Confluence, etc.),
- Knowledge of HashiCorp stack and K8S,
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related field.
Skills
- Experience with customer service,
- Basic UNIX/Linux training,
- Experience in Unix/Linux command line,
- Basic knowledge of shell script languages, AWK, Perl, etc.,
- Strong analysis, investigation and troubleshooting skills,
- Good command of written and spoken English language.
- Nice-to-have
- Work experience in Linux environment,
- Understanding of ITIL/DevOps processes and routines,
- Experience with SQL-like command language,
- Experience with Opensearch / ELK and Zabbix,
- Experience with trading/exchange/risk management software usage,
Benefits
- Flexible working hours.
- Health and recreation
- 24 working days of paid vacation,
- Fully paid additional wellness days (3 days per year),
- Medical insurance - VIP package.
- Unlimited access to self-learning platforms,
- Parental bonus,
- Referral bonus,
- Blood donation paid leave,
Company info
- We are looking for a Technical Support Engineer who will be responsible to ensure the best service satisfaction to our customers.
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