1 to 3 of 3 Observability Jobs in the North West with Remote Work Options

Splunk) Location – Chester (Hybrid) Salary - £70,000 to £80,000 Transform a Network Operations Center. The team is responsible for building a suite of observability tools and developing capabilities for one of the largest network infrastructures in the world. Skills: • Splunk Search Processing Language • Programming skills with hands-on Python more »

Who we are looking for An Observability Engineer to be part of a team responsible for the provisioning and development of a modern observability platform. You will be administering, maintaining and evolving our observability platform while providing best practice and monitoring solutions to support all our critical products and systems. … remediation which are critical for maintaining the health and uptime of our on premise and cloud applications. Our recent move from a monitoring to observability first mind-set is a critical part of our DevOps strategy and as such, Observability Engineers will be expected to provide a suitable platform for … key insights, help to reduce mean time to detect (MTTD) and mean time to repair (MTTR) and introduce practices and standards for ensuring that observability is not an afterthought for new systems. This role is eligible for inclusion in the Company’s hybrid working from home policy. Preferred skills and more »

for those that operate them. You will work with a wide range of technologies developing solutions, consulting with development teams and working with contemporary observability and incident management tools to assist the Business. You will be required to make effective decisions to improve the health and maintain the availability and … knowledge of SRE principles, including the creation and management of effective SLI’s and SLO’s for reliability and customer satisfaction. Knowledge of contemporary observability tools, techniques and best practice including Splunk, New Relic, Grafana and Pager Duty. Excellent knowledge of programming languages including Python, Golang and JavaScript. Knowledge and more »