Position: Senior Performance and Reliability Engineer
Company: Adaptiq
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

We are an **AI-based Cyber-Security Software Solution for businesses.** We provide endpoint protection and security cloud services. We recently wrapped up our Series C, where we secured $100M in funding for our Cyber-Security Software Solutions. Our solutions are built for the mid-market and thus, experience dramatic growth!

**Responsibilities**
- Engage in and improve end-to-end lifecycle of services from inception and design, through deployment, operation, and refinement.   
- Analyze complex system behavior, performance, and application issues.  
- Work hand in hand with engineering teams to offer guidance and education on integration, testing, monitoring, and security across different technology stacks.   
- Design and execute both business logic with load and stress tests.

**Qualifications**
- 3+ years of software development: performance software testing related experience particularly valued. Scripting languages such as PowerShell, Python, etc. or other languages such as Java and Golang are most relevant, but others are acceptable.   
- Proven previous experience in Load/Performance testing: from designing the framework, setting up the test lab/environment, through implementation to running and analyzing results.
- 3+ years of Software Engineering and experience in testing, deploying and supporting large scale services on Azure, AWS, GCP or other environments
- Experience with distributed systems, networking, capacity planning and system design.   
- Excellent testing and troubleshooting skills.   
- Expertise in problem solving and analyzing critical production service environments.   

**Preferred Qualifications:**   
- Deep understanding of complex, large scale online services.
- Experience defining and measuring internal and customer facing OLA/SLA.
- Good understanding of programming languages, operating systems and software development methods.    
- Experience in working with MongoDB