Systems Reliability Engineer
Marks & Spencer Group plc3 months ago
Tokyo, JapanSenior
Responsibilities
- Design, build, and maintain systems in collaboration with engineering and development teams.
- Troubleshoot issues across hardware, software, applications, and networks and identify root causes.
- Create automation for service deployment, management, and visibility.
- Proactively identify and address systems reliability risks.
- Collaborate with global and regional team members on a follow-the-sun basis.
- Represent the Reliability & Production Engineering organization in design reviews and operational readiness exercises.
Requirements
- At least 6 years of experience.
- Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot problems, debug systems, and identify root causes.
- Hands-on experience with enterprise tools such as AppDynamics, Grafana, Splunk, or Dynatrace.
- Experience with Ansible, GitHub, or other automation, configuration, or release management tools.
- Automation experience using scripting languages such as Python, Bash, Perl, or Ruby.
- One higher-level programming language is desired.
- Awareness of modern software and systems architectures, including load balancing, databases, queuing, caching, distributed systems failure modes, microservices, and cloud environments.
- Practical experience running large-scale systems is advantageous.
Benefits
- Comprehensive employee benefits and perks are offered.
- The role involves collaboration with global and regional teams on a follow-the-sun operating basis.
- Morgan Stanley offers opportunities for internal mobility and career growth.
Tech Stack
Categories
Site Reliability
About Marks & Spencer Group plc
Marks & Spencer Group plc is a British retailer selling clothing, home goods, and food to consumers through stores and ecommerce, with a focus on own-brand products. The company is listed on the London Stock Exchange, was founded in 1884, and is headquartered in London. In the UK, its online grocery offering runs via Ocado Retail, a joint venture in which M&S holds a significant stake.