LR073 Principle Microservices Engineer I

Principle Microservices Engineer I, is responsible for writing, debugging and delivering high-quality microservices software codes. Provides guidance and oversight to multiple teams working on numerous products or developing various forms of microservices. Drafts and execute engineering projects, track progress and keep costs under regulation. Lead the procedure for producing a comprehensive microservices architecture by working with the microservices architectural team to review the initial monolithic systems and propose a methodical approach for migrating to a microservices design. Create a scheme and lead the engineering teams through an agile procedure with a hands-on engineering mindset. Be responsible for identifying and articulating design interchanges. Improve developer experience by acclaiming and executing tools for microservices tracing /profiling/ monitoring. Analyzes current information technology situations to detect and measure critical competencies and recommend solutions to IT challenges. Influence developers and senior staff to establish, maintain, and adopt standards with respect to microservices best practices. Produces solid, thoroughly tested software features. Experiments with obtainable tools and recommends new tools in order to decide optimal solution given the necessities dictated by the use/model case. Creates complex prototypes. Codes, debugs, tests, implements, and documents complex software applications. Provides technical guidance and training for less experienced staff. Models and acts in accordance with the company’s Principles. Holds a bachelor’s degree in Information Technology, computer science or any other related field with 2-5 years of experience in microservices engineering. Has a comprehensive experience in cloud technologies such as (azure and AWS), end-to-end monitoring, Kubernetes, and API security. Experienced in Request Processing (such as GraphQL and Restful API endpoint design principles), and Load Balancing Concepts Communication and RPC protocols (such as gRPC TCP, HTTP). Experienced leading complex migration from a monolithic system to microservices. Solid project management skills with the capability to precisely evaluate risk in the whole project and identify tasks on the critical path.