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Bash/Shell Scripting

Software Development and Engineering Practices

Bash/Shell scripting is the practice of writing executable scripts using shell command languages to automate system tasks, deployments, and data processing pipelines on Linux and Unix systems. It is a foundational skill for backend developers, DevOps engineers, and system administrators who need to glue together command-line tools and manage servers. Scripts commonly handle file operations, environment configuration, and scheduled jobs via cron.

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Visa Inc.

Manager, Analytics & Agentic Platform Operations

Visa Inc.

Full-time · $169,100 – $270,800

This role leads the end-to-end operation and development of a Microsoft Fabric and Azure data platform, combining hands-on pipeline engineering with AI-driven infrastructure automation. The manager will build secure, scalable data systems while orchestrating AI agents to continuously monitor, validate, and self-heal the platform, making this ideal for someone who enjoys bridging infrastructure operations with emerging AI-first technologies.

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