DLT IT Ops and infra engineer in Amsterdam

As an OPS Engineer you will  maintain the IT stack (including risk & security) and you will help to deliver business value across the entire end-to-end application chain together with your team. You understand the total stack and contribute to all activities on your backlog: You are able to move all typical stories and tasks from To Do to Done.

Some examples of activities are:

• Refinement and planning with your team, teams from the involved E2E chain and the Product Owner. The change needs to be an integrated part of the total solution.
• Use your knowledge of one or more frameworks (depending on your domain this concerns User Interfaces, Middleware, Databases, etc.) to make your application better.
• Have an understanding of Operating Systems and Middleware software which you configure to deliver agreed features. You know where the risks are between your application/DB and OS and middleware.
• You understand and apply capacity- and performance management.
• You understand the principles of Continuous Delivery and use these in your DevOps team.
• You test code and applications: unit, system, regression, functional, integration, security, PEN, and chain testing at different (more and more connected) environments.
• You keep the team compliant to the risk standard of ING, daily maintenance of the required evidence and follow up on the changes in the risk standards and policies.
• You keep the IT Service secure at all levels: OS, middleware, application, chain and ING level. You take the right countermeasures to ensure Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability.
• You use the most important ITIL processes and understand how these support the quality of your application.
• You and your team play a more and more important role in “hire & fire” and planning, coaching, and appraisal process. Therefore asking and receiving honest feedback is very important.

You will be fully part of an enthusiastic multi-disciplinary team that has a willingness to help you grow and learn as much as possible throughout your position.