Full-Time
Intercontinental Exchange
5,001-10,000 employees
No salary listed
Mid, Senior
Pune, Maharashtra, India
- 3+ years of relevant experience in Production support services environment as SRE engineer
- BS in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Math, or equivalent professional experience
- Excellent troubleshooting skills, utilizing a systematic problem-solving approach
- Experience with elastically scalable, fault tolerance and other cloud architecture patterns
- Experience operating on AWS (both PaaS and IaaS offerings)
- Experience in both Windows (2016 R2+) and Linux
- Experience with Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery concepts
- Employ deep troubleshooting skills to improve the availability, performance, and security of IMT Services
- Collaborate with Product and Support teams to plan and deploy product releases
- Work with Engineering leadership to build shared services that meet the requirements and need of the platform and application teams
- Ensure services are designed with 24/7 availability and operational readiness and rigor
- Implementation of proactive monitoring, alerting, trend analysis and self-healing systems
- Contribute to product development / engineering as needed to ensure Quality of Service of Highly Available services
- Resolution of product/service defects or design changes, infrastructure changes, or operational changes
- Implement automated tests, automated deployments, and operational tools
- Good to have experience in Containerization concepts like Docker
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Atlanta, Georgia
Founded
2001
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Stablecoin integration could lead to new financial solutions and market expansion.
- UCO Gulf Futures contract addresses rising biofuel demand, offering new risk management tools.
- Daily pre-market updates from NYSE enhance ICE's data offerings and attract traders.
What critics are saying
- Stablecoin exploration may expose ICE to increased regulatory scrutiny globally.
- Bakkt's financial instability due to lost partnerships poses a risk to ICE.
- Biofuel market volatility may challenge ICE's risk management with UCO Futures.
What makes Intercontinental Exchange unique
- ICE's partnership with Circle explores innovative stablecoin use in financial products.
- Launch of UCO Gulf Futures contract expands ICE's presence in renewable energy.
- Acquisition of American Financial Exchange enhances ICE's technology and data offerings.
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