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Cloud Operations Engineer
mongoDB · Bengaluru · Posted 23d ago
Available in 5 locations
Bengaluru · hybrid Apply → Bengaluru, India · hybrid Apply → Palo Alto · hybrid Apply → Palo Alto, United States · hybrid Apply → Remote · remote Apply →About the role
Coordinate with a global team of Cloud Operations Engineers to monitor and resolve customer incidents on the Atlas platform. The role requires expertise in Linux system administration, networking technologies, and familiarity with cloud platforms like AWS, GCP, and Azure.
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📋 Description Successfully co-ordinate with a global team of Cloud Operations Engineers who are tasked with Help scale the worldwide Cloud Operations Engineering team with the strategic implementation of new Assist in scoping, designing and deploying systems that reduce Mean Time to Resolve for customer Monitor and detect emerging customer-facing incidents on the Atlas platform; assist in their Automate routine monitoring and troubleshooting tasks Diagnose live incidents, differentiate between platform issues versus usage issues, and take the 🎯 Requirements Experience with being an on call DevOps, SRE, or Cloud Operations engineer (at least 2 years) Expertise with Linux system administration, configuration, troubleshooting Experience in monitoring, system performance data collection and analysis, and reporting Expertise with networking technologies like DNS, TCP/IP, etc Knowledge of database operations and concepts. Familiarity with Amazon Web Services and other Cloud infrastructure platforms (e.g. GCP, Azure)
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This Cloud Operations Engineer position is listed as hybrid (Bengaluru).
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