Microsoft
Data Engineer
Redmond, WA, US
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 15 hours ago
GitAzureCloud PlatformsCI/CDDevOpsData EngineeringData ScienceCybersecurityBudgetingCommunication
About the role
- Monitor security recommendations and vulnerability remediation efforts.
- Experience implementing or supporting security and compliance initiatives, including vulnerability remediation and security controls.
Responsibilities
- Drive incident management, troubleshooting, root cause analysis, and postmortem reviews.
- Partner with engineering teams to ensure production workloads meet platform standards and operational requirements.
- Participate in live-site operations and support critical production incidents.
- Drive Secure Future Initiative (SFI) and Security 360 (S360) remediation activities across the platform.
- Partner with security, privacy, compliance, and engineering teams to maintain platform compliance.
- Support SDL, TrIP, OSOT, privacy, and governance requirements for hosted workloads.
- Support onboarding of new projects and engineering teams onto AMP.
- Build reporting and visibility into platform costs and utilization trends.
- Support budget planning and chargeback/showback processes.
- Develop scripts, dashboards, and operational processes that reduce manual effort and improve reliability.
Requirements
- Experience with infrastructure governance, environment provisioning, and access management.
- Experience with CI/CD pipelines, GitHub, Azure DevOps, and automation frameworks.
- Experience with cost optimization and capacity planning for Azure or Fabric services.
Skills
- Experience supporting production cloud platforms running business-critical workloads.
Benefits
- Platform Operations & Reliability Own day-to-day operational health of AMP-Processing and AMP-Analytics environments.
- Monitor platform availability, capacity utilization, performance, and service health.
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