Staff Software Engineer

Sydney CBD Areaonsitestaff

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About this role

As a Staff Software Engineer , you’ll contribute to the design, implementation, and maintenance of products within the Data Protection & Storage portfolio. You’ll support automation of processes and security through DevSecOps practices, assist in deploying monitoring tools, and maintain documentation to ensure our infrastructure remains robust and reliable. As part of the Data Protection & Storage crew, you’ll work with a skilled team of engineers in an environment that fosters innovation and upholds engineering excellence. In this solution-focused team, you will contribute to the ongoing delivery of world-class outcomes. Your responsibilities will include: Develop and deploy infrastructure-as-code (IaC) solutions to automate operational tasks and improve platform efficiency.…

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