【モルガン・スタンレー】System Reliability Analyst, Associate, Technology
仕事内容
https://morganstanley.eightfold.ai/careers/job/549794720573?domain=morganstanley.com&hl=en
Technology works as a strategic partner with Morgan Stanley business units and the world's leading technology companies to redefine how we do business in ever more global, complex, and dynamic financial markets. Morgan Stanley's sizeable investment in technology results in quantitative trading systems, cutting-edge modelling and simulation software, comprehensive risk and security systems, and robust client-relationship capabilities, plus the worldwide infrastructure that forms the backbone of these systems and tools. Our insights, our applications and infrastructure give a competitive edge to clients' businesses and to our own.
応募資格(必須経験など)
Required experience
• Bachelor Degree in Computer Science or related field
• 5 - 8 years of Production Management in multiple application support environment as a Level 3 or SRE role on java based applications.
• Fluency in English and Japanese
• Experience in supporting an application deployed on Azure Cloud
• Hands-on experience and strong understanding of Azure PaaS services and UNIX / Linux system support.
• Expertise in analyzing, debugging and troubleshooting large-scale distributed applications across multiple layers, i.e. software, Infrastructure and database.
• Software programming experience in any languages like Python, Perl, Java Script .
• Creating stored procedures and optimising SQL in Sybase or DB2.
Desired
• Experience managing, deploying, and troubleshooting, large scale production environments
• Any experience in enterprise monitoring or cloud observability is highly valuable using tools like Azure AppInsights, Azure Monitor, Prometheus, DataDog, Graphana, etc.
• Experience of using and configuring DevOps tooling and Terraform or equivalent.
• Experience of Azure Networks, ServiceBus, Azure Virtual Machines and AzureSQL
• Experience instrumenting application services end point for logging, metrics and events. Should be familiar with design observability principles.