Senior Cloud Observability Engineer – AI-Powered Monitoring

OpenText; Cork; On-site; EUR 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

OpenText in Cork, Ireland, seeks a Senior Cloud Application Engineer to design, implement and maintain the enterprise observability and monitoring stack across hybrid and cloud platforms. You will drive best practices, ensure reliable alerting, and collaborate with NOC, development teams and leadership.

You will lead automation initiatives, contribute to incident resolution, and support 24/7 operations. A strong background in Linux, Kubernetes, and monitoring tools is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent.
• 4+ years of relevant experience in the field.
• Hands-on experience with Observability and Monitoring technologies (Graylog, Prometheus).

Responsibilities

• Design, implement and maintain enterprise observability and monitoring stack across hybrid/cloud platforms.
• Serve as primary development escalation point for NOC, operations and product teams.
• Lead complex incident resolution, root-cause analysis and post-incident improvements.
• Drive automation in monitoring provisioning, configurations and remediation workflows.
• Be part of 24/7 Tier-3 support and participate in incident calls and post-incident reviews.

Skills

Observability

SRE practices

Linux administration

Kubernetes

Python scripting

Education

Bachelor’s in CS/Engineering

Tools

Graylog

Prometheus

NNMi

Zabbix

Terraform

Ansible

GitLab

NewRelic

Dynatrace

Job description

OpenText in Cork, Ireland, seeks a Senior Cloud Application Engineer to design, implement and maintain the enterprise observability and monitoring stack across hybrid and cloud platforms. You will drive best practices, ensure reliable alerting, and collaborate with NOC, development teams and leadership.

You will lead automation initiatives, contribute to incident resolution, and support 24/7 operations. A strong background in Linux, Kubernetes, and monitoring tools is essential.