Software Configuration Engineer

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Job Title: Software Configuration Engineer Location: Honolulu, HI Duration: Long term Key points - VSTS and GIT experience is mandatory, should have worked in production deployment, we need candidates who have worked in windows (not Linux), troubleshooting and sitecore experience is most preferred Essential Duties and Responsibilities: - Troubleshoot and fix configuration issues as and when required and document/communicate the resolution notes to other team members/technical operations center - Create cloud (Azure, AWS) based and traditional infrastructure through automated scripts - Create configuration management scripts - Automate and run Build and Deploy process - Formalize and implement branching and merging strategies Hands on experience: - Experience with Deployment Tools, including Octopus - Expertise on VSTS Build and Deploy Process and Practice - Automation of Build script using VSTS Build workflow - Experience with one or more scripting languages (PowerShell, bash, etc.) - Understanding of Application Server Deployment and Administration IIS - Implementation of VSTS Code Quality, Code Coverage, UTC tools - Expertise in GIT Version Control - Design, develop and maintain automated frameworks for creating continuous deployment pipeline using Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS). Desired Knowledge: - IIS configuration - AWS migration and configuration - SiteCore CMS exposure and its configuration setup - Knowledge of development cycle and coding practices - Knowledge of Infrastructure server management tools like Rackspace - Knowledge of Agile processes - Knowledge of Technologies .NET, SiteCore, NService Bus, Web API, WCF, REST APIs - Knowledge on Infrastructure automation - AWS Certification is a plus - Travel Domain If you are interested in above position, please share your updated resume to gmahesh(at)usmsystems(dot)com or can directly call me on 703-880-4184.

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