Infrastructure Engineer, DNSME at DigiCert, Inc.

POSITION SUMARRY

• DigiCert is looking Infrastructure Engineer, who will be responsible for the maintenance and configuration of DigiCert’s DNS Made Easy infrastructure. DigiCert owns and operates the brands of DNS Made Easy and Constellix which are known as the industry leaders in the DNS and monitoring industry.
• As the Infrastructure Engineer, you will work directly with senior staff to understand and maintain a global IP Anycast DNS infrastructure with no downtime. You will also be responsible for the performance, optimization, and planning to maintain DigiCert DNS role as a world leader in DNS and traffic management solutions. You will work directly with vendors to maintain contracts to maintain the global network.

WHAT YOU HAVE:

• At least 5 years of operations experience with a globally distributed infrastructure
• Proficiency in Authoritative DNS
• Proficiency in Linux systems administration (Debian preferred)
• Proficiency in configuration and remote systems management at scale
• Proficiency in observability and monitoring a distributed infrastructure
• Moderate proficiency in Bash and Python scripting
• Some datacenter experience (rack and stack and cable management)
• Responsible for the successful and timely deployments of DigiCert services
• Identify, resolve, or escalate critical business issues that pertain to the success of projects and the customer business
• Develop or maintain documentation, processes, and implementation checklists
• Self-manage workload to ensure timely deployments
• Act as main point of contact for Customers through the implementation and onboarding process
• Develop handoff strategies and processes for Consulting teams, Support teams, and other cross-functional teams that are involved in the end-to-end process
• Advise leadership to help manage overall deployment execution

GREAT TO HAVE EXPERIENCE IN:

• Proficiency in packaging (Debian preferred)
• Proficiency in BGP
• Experience with JunOS (Layer 2)
• Experience with Nginx, Postgres, MySQL, Tomcat, Cassandra, MongoDB, RabbitMQ, Redis, Kafka, and Postfix