Observability Engineer
Pearson
Observability Engineer
Pearson
Makes learning tools and runs certification exams
Function: Observability Engineering / SRE / Cloud Engineering
About the Role
We are looking for an Observability Engineer to join our Observability Engineering team and help build, standardize, and operate a modern enterprise observability platform across cloud and application environments.
The ideal candidate will have strong hands-on engineering experience with New Relic, Grafana, and modern observability technologies, combined with solid foundations in cloud engineering, automation, DevOps, and SRE practices.
This role goes beyond dashboard creation and monitoring operations. You will be responsible for engineering scalable observability solutions, defining telemetry standards, building reusable monitoring capabilities, improving application and infrastructure visibility, and enabling engineering teams to adopt observability as part of their software delivery lifecycle.
You will work closely with SRE, Cloud Engineering, Platform Engineering, Application Engineering, and Operations teams to build a consistent and scalable observability experience across the organization.
Key Responsibilities
1. Observability Engineering
2. New Relic Engineering
3. Grafana & Visualization
4. OpenTelemetry & Modern Observability
5. Cloud Engineering
Strong cloud engineering fundamentals are expected, including experience with one or more major cloud platforms:
Experience should include:
6. Automation & Infrastructure as Code
7. DevOps & CI/CD
8. SRE & Reliability Engineering
Required Skills & Experience
Must Have
Good to Have
What Success Looks Like
In this role, you will be successful when you can:
Behavioral & Leadership Skills
Pearson makes learning materials and runs assessments for students, educators, employers, and professionals, combining digital courseware with qualifications that verify knowledge and skills. Its MyLab and Mastering platforms pair college content with practice activities and tools that let instructors track progress. The business also supports online schools, English learning, professional certification, and workforce training, with products used in classrooms, workplaces, and testing centers. It earns money from courseware sales, digital subscriptions, assessment fees, and contracts with education institutions and employers. Pearson traces its roots to 1844 and is headquartered in London.
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