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As a Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) at Chalice. Demonstrated proficiency in Python, AWS, 3rd party API usage, large-scale databases (e.g. Snowflake, Redshift, BigQuery) and working with large data sets (> 100TB.
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6+ years of experience as an Infrastructure Engineer focused on Reliability (e.g., Site Reliability Engineer, Production Engineer, Platform Engineer) Alchemy recently raised a Series C1 at a $10.2B valuation led by Lightspeed and Silver Lake. Previously, Alchemy raised from a16z, Coatue, Addition, Stanford University, Coinbase, the Chairman of Google, Charles Schwab, and the founders and executives of leading organizations.
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Our project solutions team is seeking a dedicated a BMS Tridium Niagara - Site Reliability Engineer with a strong focus on Building Management System (BMS) software, specifically Tridium Niagara.
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Team members are hands-on Site Reliability Engineers who promote a DevOps approach, with a focus on infrastructure-as-code, security and automation. Track record of providing technical leadership to strong teams of Site Reliability Engineers / Cloud Engineers.
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We are currently recruiting a Project Engineer/Manager to join the Site/Civil Engineering Team. This is a dynamic position that will offer the opportunity for diverse interaction and rapid growth.
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An On-Site Coordinator is assigned to, and stays at, a hotel property housing our student tour groups. The On-Site Coordinator is a customer service liaison representing WorldStrides to our customers on tour.
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The Platform Engineer (SRE) will collaborate with the Customer Identity Access Management Team, Production Support, the IDaaS provider, and various technology teams and vendors.
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FDNY Construction Site Fire Safety Manager Certification ( required ) 40 HR Site Safety Manager Certificate ( required ) We occasionally need Construction Fire Safety Managers / Qualified Person for Site Safety (CSFSM / QPSS) to work on an hourly, part-time, as needed basis at client sites in the NY Tri-State Area.
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Review all EHS related submittals by the Contractors, including, but not limited to, EHASPs, JHAs, monthly reports, asbestos/lead/mercury/PCB management and sampling plans, waste management plans, soil re-use, hazardous waste contingency plans, erosion and sediment control plans, and Stormwater Pollution Prevent Plans (SWPPP) to verify comprehensive oversight of all site activities.
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The Senior Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) plays a crucial role in ensuring that Transfinder delivers top-notch cloud-based software solutions to our clients. Remote Senior Site Reliability Engineer (SRE): Innovate and Elevate School Transportation Solutions.
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Our current expert assistance takes many forms, including help with analyzing data, strategic planning and consultation, policy guidance, and hosting site visits to its operating programs in the New York City area.
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On-Site Director of Security. Conduct site surveys and provide recommendations to Management regarding security system upgrades which may include access control, security electronic monitoring, and CCTV systems.
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Join us as a Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) and embark on an exciting journey of ensuring reliability, resiliency, and innovation in our information systems and ecosystems. Kyndryl has a global footprint, which means that as a Site Reliability Engineer at Kyndryl you will have opportunities to work on projects and collaborate with colleagues from around the world.
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As a Site Reliability Engineer, you will support massive amounts of data across everything from sports, content, marketing, ticketing, TV, finance, media, etc. If you are a Site Reliability Engineer interested in leading the build-out of massive data platforms for the premier Sports and Entertainment Enterprise in the world, please apply today.
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Working with GCP – knowing how to use the internal systems o Provisions with IaC w/ terraform
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