VP API Architecture (BC)

Jersey City, NJ - Information Technology - Onsite - Full time

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Date Posted: 5/15/2024

Vice President API Architecture
Fortune 50 Company
Jersey City, NJ
Hybrid Model, onsite 3 days a week

Deep Application Development, Engineering, Analytics, or similar experience.

Strong technical experience in: Application Development, Automation, and Infrastructure as Code; Cloud Architecture; APIs - both internal and external; Event Driven Design; Resiliency, including multi region design strategies; Containerization – Docker or Kubernetes; Information Security – Oauth, mTLS, authn and authz; Network Security – Ingress/Egress controls; Observability – metrics, logging, and end-to-end tracing; DevOps and branching models to support frequent changes (e.g., trunk); Modular and Reusable code; Agile methodology; Operations processes to support an active production environment.

Overall operations incident process flow and driving towards faster Incident resolution. Understanding of observability and how signals and automation technologies can drive incident response to predict and avoid outages before they occur.

Please contact Brian Clark at bclark@clarkdavis.com

$240K + Bonus

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