Senior DevOps Engineer - PGIM Ireland
About the job
- Five to ten years of proven experience in DevOps or Platform Engineering.
- Strong experience deploying, managing, and monitoring services in Amazon Web Services and Azure.
- Hands-on experience using Git and GitHub with feature branching strategies.
- Experience designing and operating continuous integration and continuous delivery platforms, primarily with GitHub Actions, including workflow-as-code, reusable workflows and actions, runners, environment protections, and legacy-tool integration or migration such as Jenkins.
- Understanding of networking, Domain Name System, routing, and messaging between services.
- Experience with microservices and production observability using metrics, logs, and traces.
- Working knowledge of cloud security and security operations processes, including identity and access management, key management, logging and monitoring, vulnerability remediation, and incident response.
- Ability to apply FinOps concepts in Amazon Web Services and Azure, including cost visibility, tagging, budgeting, forecasting, rightsizing, reserved capacity, and savings plans.
- Ability to discuss software development lifecycle best practices and industry trends.
- Familiarity with software development processes using Java, Python, JavaScript, Structured Query Language, Shell, infrastructure as code, and configuration as code.
- Familiarity with Jira for issue tracking and versioning.
- Familiarity with pip and npm package managers and Gradle and Maven build tools.
- Familiarity with Docker and Kubernetes containers.
- Familiarity with Terraform, CloudFormation, and Ansible for infrastructure and configuration deployment.
- Familiarity with artifact repositories such as Artifactory, Nexus, and GitHub Packages.
- Familiarity with Jenkins and GitHub Actions as continuous integration and continuous delivery platforms.
- Familiarity with GitHub Actions workflow-as-code using YAML, reusable workflows and actions, runner strategy, environment protections and approvals, secrets, OpenID Connect cloud authentication, artifacts, and caching.
- Familiarity with Amazon EKS, Amazon ECS, Amazon ECR, Azure AKS, and Azure ACR, including image scanning and signing where available.
- Familiarity with Argo CD and Flux for continuous delivery and GitOps, and Helm and Kustomize for configuration management.
- Familiarity with AWS IAM, AWS KMS, AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store, AWS Secrets Manager, Azure Entra ID, Azure Key Vault, and Azure App Configuration for cloud-native identity, secrets, and configuration.
- Familiarity with AWS CloudWatch, AWS CloudTrail, Azure Monitor, Log Analytics, and Application Insights for cloud monitoring and logging.
- Familiarity with policy-as-code and compliance automation such as Open Policy Agent, Gatekeeper, and Terraform policy frameworks, along with secrets management practices.
- Experience with Splunk, Dynatrace, Datadog, Prometheus, Grafana, and OpenTelemetry for monitoring and observability.
- Strong verbal communication skills for addressing development communities and business leaders.
- Strong documentation skills for publishing user guides, defects, feature requests, and architecture designs.
- Build scalable applications supporting Portfolio Management, Compliance, Finance, Data Governance, Operational Risk, and Human Resources teams.
- Work across continuous integration and continuous delivery, platform engineering, and operational excellence for on-premises environments, AWS, and Azure.
- Work with development teams to understand designs and challenges, propose technical solutions, and assist with system implementation.
- Standardize continuous integration and continuous delivery on GitHub Actions by building reusable workflows and composite actions, defining runner strategy, enforcing environment protections and approvals, and establishing quality gates.
- Automate builds, tests, security checks, and progressive delivery using blue-green and canary deployment patterns.
- Develop automated infrastructure provisioning, configuration management, source code management, and new operating and collaboration practices.
- Implement infrastructure as code using CloudFormation and Terraform.
- Use Python, Shell, PowerShell, Groovy, and JavaScript for pipeline automation as needed.
- Implement GitOps deployment patterns and environment-promotion workflows, with guardrails for configuration, secrets, and change management across environments.
- Partner with engineering and leadership on FinOps practices, including cost allocation and tagging standards, budget alerts, showback and chargeback reporting, rightsizing, scheduling, and optimization of compute, storage, and network spend.
- Align DevSecOps and Security Operations by partnering with security teams on detection and response, including triage, containment, and postmortems.
- Improve platform hardening and access controls and ensure audit-ready logging and monitoring.
- Define and operationalize SRE practices, including service-level indicators, service-level objectives, error budgets, on-call readiness, runbooks, automated remediation, and service health dashboards.
- AWS and Azure cloud certifications.
- Application development experience with Python, Groovy, and JavaScript.
- Experience applying SRE principles to metrics for web applications, data analytics, and ETL processes, including establishing service-level objectives and service-level agreements, performance measurements, and failure mitigation.
- Familiarity with application security domains, including static code analysis, static application security testing, dynamic application security testing, software composition analysis, and xSPM.
- Hands-on experience with cloud security posture management and threat detection, including AWS Security Hub, GuardDuty, Azure Defender, and Sentinel, and experience supporting audits in regulated environments.
- FinOps certification or training, or equivalent demonstrated experience, with measurable cloud cost optimization outcomes.
- Financial industry experience.
About the company
PGIM is the global asset management arm of Prudential Financial, managing about $1.5 trillion in assets and serving retail and institutional clients across 41 offices in 20 countries. Its offerings span fixed income, equities, real estate, and alternative investments, delivered through a wide range of investment strategies and tailored solutions. How it works: PGIM combines deep research and risk management with a broad toolkit of public and private asset classes to build diversified portfolios that align with clients’ goals. What sets it apart: a 150-year legacy of stability, large-scale resources (1,400+ investment professionals), disciplined risk management, and a global footprint that enables coverage across markets and asset classes. What it aims for: help clients achieve long-term financial outcomes by delivering steady, diversified investment results through time-tested processes.
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What believers are saying
- September 2026 brought PJSM, PJIN, AAAD, and PINC, expanding PGIM's ETF shelf.
- July 27, 2026 full Deerpath control deepens direct lending and private credit secondaries.
- September 2026 loans and acquisitions, including $230M self-storage financing, keep capital deployed.
What critics are saying
- PGIM Real Estate admitted Japan acquisitions are pricier as BOJ hikes crush spreads.
- CLO, ETF, and private-credit expansion increases execution risk if flows stall in 2027.
- A prolonged rate spike in Japan breaks PGIM Real Estate underwriting and destroys returns.
What makes PGIM unique
- PGIM combines Prudential balance-sheet scale with $1.5 trillion AUM and global origination reach.
- Jennison powers active ETF launches, giving PGIM fee diversification beyond traditional mandates.
- PGIM runs real estate, credit, secondaries, and direct lending platforms across regions.
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