$163,800 – $245,800
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What this role is
This role involves building observability and logging infrastructure for Workday's developer platform, serving U.S. federal agencies. You'll design backend services, APIs, and tooling that help developers understand system performance and reliability in highly secure, mission-critical environments.
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Skills this role names
- Apache Iceberg
- AWS CloudFormation
- AWS Glue
- AWS Kinesis
- AWS Lambda
- Docker
- Elasticsearch
- Grafana Loki
- Helm
- Infrastructure as Code
- Java
- Kotlin
- Kubernetes
- Logstash
- Microservices
- OpenTelemetry
- Prometheus
- Terraform
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What they ask for
Required
- 5+ years of professional software engineering experience with ownership of backend services in production
- 3+ years of hands-on experience with microservice or event-driven architectures for large-scale distributed systems
- 3+ years of object-oriented programming with Java or similar language
- Experience delivering backend services with APIs used by other teams or external clients
- Experience with observability fundamentals including logging, metrics, and alerting
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related technical field
- U.S. citizenship (naturalized or native)
- Ability to obtain and maintain U.S. government security clearance
Nice to have
- Active TS/SCI with CI Poly security clearance
- DoD 8570/8140 compliance with IAT Level II certification and current Computing Environment credential
- Experience with Grafana Loki, Prometheus, Elasticsearch, or OpenTelemetry
- Experience with cloud-native architectures and Kubernetes
- Experience with AWS data services like Lambda, S3, Kinesis, or Athena
- Experience with Infrastructure as Code tools like CloudFormation or Terraform
- Mentoring experience and ability to influence technical direction across teams