One Call Medical - Jackson, MS
posted 5 months ago
The DevOps Engineer II at One Call Medical, Inc. plays a crucial role in automating and enhancing the build and deployment processes, as well as monitoring and managing both public and private cloud infrastructures. This position is integral to ensuring that the software deployment lifecycle is seamless and efficient, which directly contributes to the company's mission of providing timely care to injured workers. The engineer will work closely with application development teams and operational infrastructure teams to troubleshoot code, resolve coding issues, and ensure system availability and scalability. In this intermediate-level role, the DevOps Engineer will be expected to handle moderate to complex issues with some degree of independence, while also collaborating with higher-level staff for more intricate problems. The position requires a minimum of 3 to 5 years of experience in a technical discipline or a related field, and the engineer will be expected to possess a working to expert knowledge of DevOps practices. The role involves planning, designing, testing, and delivering applications and infrastructure using Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) models, as well as driving automation and containerization strategies that align with DevOps principles. The DevOps Engineer will also be responsible for monitoring production systems using Application Performance Management (APM) tools, identifying capacity and performance issues, and ensuring that pre-production environments are effectively managed. The role requires hands-on experience with Azure DevOps, scripting, and automation development, as well as familiarity with IT security practices. The engineer will be expected to document services and processes, engage with information security, and enforce quality controls throughout the build, test, and deploy processes. Overall, this position is vital for maintaining the integrity and efficiency of the company's software delivery processes, ultimately impacting the care provided to clients.