Site Reliability Engineer - L2

Role Purpose
Required Skills:
5+Years of experience in system administration, application development, infrastructure development or related areas
5+ years of experience with programming in languages like Javascript, Python, PHP, Go, Java or Ruby
3+ years of in reading, understanding and writing code in the same
3+years Mastery of infrastructure automation technologies (like Terraform, Code Deploy, Puppet, Ansible, Chef)
3+years expertise in container/container-fleet-orchestration technologies (like Kubernetes, Openshift, AKS, EKS, Docker, Vagrant, etcd, zookeeper)
5+ years Cloud and container native Linux administration /build/ management skills

Key Responsibilities:
Hands-on design, analysis, development and troubleshooting of highly-distributed large-scale production systems and event-driven, cloud-based services
Primarily Linux Administration, managing a fleet of Linux and Windows VMs as part of the application solutions
Involved in Pull Requests for site reliability goals
Advocate IaC (Infrastructure as Code) and CaC (Configuration as Code) practices within Honeywell HCE
Ownership of reliability, up time, system security, cost, operations, capacity and performance-analysis
Monitor and report on service level objectives for a given applications services. Work with the business, Technology teams and product owners to establish key service level indicators.
Ensuring the repeatability, traceability, and transparency of our infrastructure automation
Support on-call rotations for operational duties that have not been addressed with automation
Support healthy software development practices, including complying with the chosen software development methodology (Agile, or alternatives), building standards for code reviews, work packaging, etc.
Create and maintain monitoring technologies and processes that improve the visibility to our applications' performance and business metrics and keep operational workload in-check.
Partnering with security engineers and developing plans and automation to aggressively and safely respond to new risks and vulnerabilities.
Develop, communicate, collaborate, and monitor standard processes to promote the long-term health and sustainability of operational development tasks.