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Observability Engineer (Job Code: 1010)
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Populus Group LLC
Troy, MI (In Person)
$131,164 Salary, Full-Time
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Responsible for working within the Site Reliability Tools (SRT) team to build next-generation monitoring and site analytics capabilities; build and coordinate a large-scale observability pipelines for PlayStation; participate in the full life cycle of system design, from concept, architecture, data governance, application decomposition, to deployment and creation of KPIs for tracking adoption; participate in the design, logic, flowcharting, data ingestion, data governance, visualization development, testing, debugging, documentation, and support of observability tools infrastructure; provide analysis of problems, recommend solutions, and assist in continuous improvement initiatives; develop, implement, and maintain Enterprise observability solutions; perform configure, upgrade, scale out, patch, and tune Splunk Enterprise and CRIBL Stream; support governance of Splunk and CRIBL usage in order to provide an efficient platform; collaborate with architects, senior engineers, stakeholders, and leadership to create an observability architecture; utilize and apply knowledge of AWS, Azure, GCP, Datadog, Splunk, Grafana, CloudWatch, Terraform, Kubernetes, Docker, CloudFormation, and enterprise observability platforms to perform assigned tasks; conduct frequent capacity and cost reviews of observability tools; build automation and self-service capabilities to improve day-to-day operations; troubleshoot incidents and provide RCAs; and create technical documentation that enables operations teams to support the observability stack.