The DevOps Specialist is responsible for collaborating with software developers, system operators and other engineering team members to manage code releases. The DevOps Specialist is working to cross and merge the barriers that exist between software development, testing and operations teams, and keep existing networks in mind as they design, plan and test. The responsibilities of the DevOps Specialist include but not limited to: Setup and enhance of CI (Continuous Integration) and CD (Continuous Deployment). Configure the company's products to meet the functional requirements including configuration of functional areas and technical areas (e.g. integration interfaces, integration maps, web services, transport protocols, etc.). Troubleshoot and remediate issues impacting the integration, operations of the infrastructure and systems. Ensure high availability of the company’s products, platforms [24x7x365] including but not limited to messaging, voice and e-mail gateways, in...

The Software Development Manager is responsible for defining, leading and delivering company’s products on time and budget, overseeing project/product whole life-cycle, communicating closely with key stakeholders, supporting company’s product portfolio and continuously improving the product, project, and vendor management process and methodology. The Software Development Manager is playing a large part in orchestrating engineers to achieve great results. The responsibilities of the Software Development Manager include but not limited to: Define and own technical product requirements, specifications, and road-maps based on user and business needs by working closely with product, marketing, operations, and sales teams. Work with Product Managers, Designers, Marketers, and Executive Managers to prioritize, schedule and deliver work, evaluating the progress of work in progress to identify when adjustments need to be made to resourcing. Own, operate and maintain stakeholders'...