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IBM SFG with Docker/Kubernetes - Remote

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Senior Software Engineer — Kubernetes & Docker (Remote)
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We are looking for an Technical Architect / Technical Lead - IBM SFG to support secure file transfers and integration workflows using IBM Sterling File Gateway (SFG) and Connect: Direct in a 24×7 production environment. The role requires hands-on experience with Kubernetes, Docker, Linux/Unix, and tools like Jira, Postman, and PagerDuty. The candidate will be responsible for incident resolution, system monitoring, and ensuring reliable MFT operations across environments. Roles & Responsibilities Solid working knowledge of IBM Sterling File Gateway (SFG) including configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting file transfers.Experience with Connect:Direct, including scripting, connectivity setup, and file movement across internal/external systems.Proficient in working with containerized environments, specifically with Docker and Kubernetes, including pod-level operations, deployment tasks, and real-time log analysis.Strong hands-on experience with Linux/Unix systems, including shell scripting and command-line tools for monitoring and debugging.Ability to follow detailed technical instructions and execute tasks precisely, with a clear understanding of the impact on shared environments (Dev, QA, Prod).Proficient with Jira for managing tasks, issues, and change tracking across Agile or DevOps workflows.Familiarity with Postman for testing and validating APIs, especially when working with integration or automation workflows.Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills, with a collaborative approach to problem-solving.Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related discipline, or an equivalent combination of education and relevant experience

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