Job details
Salary $110,000 - $120,000 a year
Full job description
Zachary piper companies i s seeking a performance engineer to support a large healthcare technology company on a remote basisThe performance engineer will be responsible for the planning and implementation of performance tests against different applications and across established platforms, research, and development engagements.
Responsibilities of the performance engineer include:
Assist in developing performance requirements by doing industry research on performance standards, conducting system capacity, load assessments, threshold analysis, studying platforms, identifying integration bottlenecks as well as preparing cost estimates
Assist in design, maintenance, test execution for entire stack and individual applications
Perform analysis of results/metrics and be able to present finding to stakeholders
Ability to work with various team members within qa, development, devops, security and architecture
Qualifications for the performance engineer:
5+ years of experience working on delivery performance solutions, including infrastructure design, operations, and implementation
Strong knowledge of systems engineering, cloud-based architecture, enterprise integration, performance tuning, and interoperability in complex systems
Experience with high-availability infrastructure build-out consisting of hardware load balancer, virtual load balancer, cloud load balancer, redundancy, fail-over, and fault-tolerance
Technical knowledge of .net applications, windows server, sql server architecture, azure architecture,
Bachelor’s degree preferred
Compensation for the performance engineer include:
Salary range: $110,000-120,000 **depending on experience**
Full benefits: pto, paid holidays, medical, dental, vision, 401k
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