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Performance Test Architect

Amtech Software
Location
Bangalore
Posted
20 days ago
Department
Technology
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Bachelor's degree in computer science, Engineering, Information Technology, or equivalent experience
  • 12+ years of Quality/Performance Engineering experience
  • Experience as a Performance Architect, Principal Performance Engineer, Performance Lead, or equivalent senior technical role
  • Strong experience with JMeter, k6, Gatling, Locust, LoadRunner, NeoLoad, or equivalent tools
  • Strong knowledge of workload modeling, scalability, capacity planning, resilience, and performance analysis
  • Experience with On-Premises, SaaS, cloud, hybrid, microservices, and distributed applications
Nice to have
  • High-throughput and highly concurrent enterprise applications
  • SaaS, retail, telecom, e-commerce, messaging, or customer-facing platforms
  • Kafka, RabbitMQ, Redis, Elasticsearch, or similar distributed technologies
  • Cloud capacity optimization and infrastructure right-size
  • Resilience and production-readiness engineering
What the job really is

As a Performance Test Architect at Amtech, you will define and implement performance engineering strategies for enterprise-scale, cloud-native applications. Your role involves collaborating with various teams to identify scalability risks, establish non-functional requirements, and conduct comprehensive performance testing and analysis. You will also lead efforts in automation, observability, and mentoring while ensuring that systems are prepared for business growth and peak workloads.

Things to weigh
  • No salary listed
  • The role requires extensive experience, which may limit opportunities for less experienced candidates
  • Focus on performance engineering may not appeal to those looking for a broader software development role
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