Lead Infrastructure Test Engineer (US Shift)
Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC)3 days ago
Manila, PhilippinesStaff+
Responsibilities
- Develop and enhance automated and manual solutions for infrastructure validation.
- Contribute to the architecture, design, development, documentation, and maintenance of infrastructure test automation frameworks.
- Lead infrastructure testing activities, operational standard enhancements, and change-management coordination across software agents and hardware.
- Coordinate application release plans with infrastructure testing activities, status reporting, and business priorities.
- Participate throughout the project lifecycle, including requirements definition, review, risk assessment, dependency analysis, and subject-matter expertise.
- Partner with Product Management, Application Development, DevOps, operations, and other technical teams on planning and coordination.
- Document and communicate framework functions, interfaces, performance criteria, test cases, and results.
- Provide guidance, training, mentoring, and coaching to Test Engineers and other resources.
- Develop end-to-end automated tests in Jenkins and Chef-InSpec and integrate them with CI/CD pipelines.
- Execute and maintain automation scripts across different testing environments.
- Develop functional and technical expertise for supported systems and contribute to framework enhancements.
- Support performance, resiliency, availability, failover, scalability, recovery, and observability validation across cloud, container, and hybrid environments.
- Plan and execute resiliency test scenarios, recovery validation, observability-driven analysis, and RTO/RPO verification.
- Analyze test results with engineering and operations teams and provide traceable evidence for governance, audit, and operational readiness reviews.
Requirements
- Extensive knowledge of Jenkins CI/CD pipelines and source-code control or repository systems.
- Basic scripting knowledge with Unix shell scripts, Python, Ruby, and Groovy.
- Working experience or knowledge of AWS, including creating and enhancing tests with the AWS SDK and AWS CLI, or AWS certification.
- Ability to interpret technical designs and specifications and design automated solutions.
- Ability to programmatically test infrastructure components and develop tests for personal code.
- Basic knowledge of resiliency engineering concepts, including high availability, disaster recovery, failover validation, RTO/RPO objectives, and observability principles.
- Knowledge or experience with automation across software layers such as user interfaces, services, and APIs.
- Understanding of resiliency and chaos-testing approaches across AWS, Azure, Kubernetes/OpenShift, cloud, and hybrid infrastructure environments.
- Exposure to or understanding of Gremlin, stress-ng, AWS Fault Injection Service, Azure Chaos Studio, or similar chaos-engineering platforms is preferred.
- Experience creating testing strategies and automation design documents.
- Understanding of automation's role across Agile, Scrum, and waterfall software development life cycles.
- Ability to mentor, train, and coach resources and work across multiple concurrent workstreams in a fast-paced environment.
- Excellent verbal, written, analytical, communication, and stakeholder-interaction skills.
Benefits
- US Shift work schedule.
- Equal opportunity employer with reasonable accommodation available for applicants and employees with disabilities.
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About Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC)
Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) runs global post-trade market infrastructure, delivering clearing, settlement, securities depository, trade reporting, and data services for broker-dealers, banks, and asset managers. It provides these services through subsidiaries such as DTC, NSCC, FICC, and the Global Trade Repository, with revenue primarily from transaction and service fees. Founded in 1973 and headquartered in Jersey City, NJ, DTCC is industry-owned and privately held, serving markets across multiple regions.