Release Engineer

Work Market’s labor automation software empowers companies to create, manage & scale their flexible workforce to dramatically improve productivity. We help companies “Uberize” their business. We have incredible momentum which has triggered our need to rapidly scale our Sales organization.

As a Release Engineer, you will help manage our source control systems, automate builds and regression testing, create tools and monitoring around all builds, and make sure all builds are done in a consistent and repeatable fashion. This role will require working with development, operations, and product teams to help coordinate the delivery of our features in a way which guarantees the highest amount of quality and performance. You will be an advocate of continuous delivery practices and help evangelize it throughout the company. This is a very important role!

* Support and improve our tools for continuous integration, automated testing and release management. * Own and operate the deployment tools and processes in collaboration with development team * Develop strategy to implement, improve and support continuous deployment * Write code to automate all aspects of the system * Define, measure and publish key release metrics and monitoring criteria * Work closely with the engineering team to evolve the application deployment architecture that can scale to support microservices.

* BS in Computer Science or equivalent experience * At least 2 years experience in software engineering, release engineering, and/or configuration management * Strong familiarity with software configuration management systems and/or source code version control systems like Git * Experience with continuous delivery, pipelines, traceability, visualization, and automation around builds * Skill with one or more scripting languages such as Python/Bash/Ruby/Go * Experience with JVM languages and build tools like Java, Groovy, Maven, Gradle, Grunt * Knowledge of measurement and monitoring tools like Graphite, New Relic, Nagios, Sensu * Extensive knowledge of Unix/Linux **Nice to Have**: * Understanding of TCP/IP stack * Familiarity microservice architecture - the good, bad and ugly. * Experience with containers (Docker, rkt) and schedulers (Mesos, Kubernetes, Nomad) * Familiarity with general security and vulnerability management