SDLC Engineer

As an SDLC Engineer at our company, your main responsibilities will include delivering CI/CD solutions, managing secure versioning, conducting expert code reviews, and implementing comprehensive testing protocols. You will work with modern build technologies and contribute to the cloud-based solutions necessary for efficient development processes.

To excel as an SDLC Engineer at our company, candidates should have at least 7 years of software development experience, proficiency in languages like Java, Python, or Go, and familiarity with public cloud services such as AWS. Experience with large distributed systems and strong problem-solving skills are essential for the role.

The work environment for an SDLC Engineer at our company is collaborative and innovative, featuring a global team approach. You will work closely with developers and operations teams, fostering a tech-savvy atmosphere that values best practices and continuous learning in cloud-native architectures and distributed systems.

As an SDLC Engineer at our company, you'll engage with various technologies including GitLab for CI/CD, in-house configuration tools, and cloud services on AWS. You'll also work with test automation and artifact management systems, expanding your expertise with both commercial and open-source build systems.

Yes, there is significant potential for career growth as an SDLC Engineer in our company. With opportunities to learn about cloud-native architectures, contribute to large-scale systems, and collaborate across teams, you will develop valuable skills that can pave the way for advanced positions within the organization.

In your response, emphasize your hands-on experience with CI/CD tools like GitLab or similar platforms. Discuss how you've used these tools to streamline deployment processes and improve coding practices within teams.

Explain your philosophy on testing, including unit, integration, and system testing. Share specific methodologies you've implemented to ensure comprehensive coverage and reliability in software delivery.

Discuss your approach to code quality, including code reviews, automated testing, and adherence to coding standards. Be sure to highlight examples where this approach benefited project outcomes.

Prepare a detailed account of a specific challenge, including the technical hurdles you encountered and the steps you took to diagnose and fix the issue. Focus on the strategies you deployed and what you learned.

Talk about the cloud services you’ve worked with, such as AWS services (S3, EC2, RDS). Describe how you've utilized these services to enhance application performance, scalability, or resilience in previous roles.

Highlight your experience fostering collaboration, whether through regular meetings, shared documentation, or integrated toolsets. Discuss specific examples that demonstrate the success of these practices.

Detail your troubleshooting process, which might include checking logs, reviewing failed tests, and assessing configurations. Share experiences that demonstrate your analytical approach to problem-solving.

Discuss various methods you employ to remain informed, such as following industry blogs, attending conferences, or participating in online communities, and how this knowledge has positively impacted your work.

Provide a comprehensive overview of IaC, its benefits such as automation and consistency, and any tools you’ve used to implement IaC, like Terraform or Ansible, showcasing how it has improved development practices.

Share how you provide guidance to junior engineers through code reviews, knowledge sharing sessions, or pairing on projects. Illustrate this with specific examples where your mentorship made a noticeable impact.