Lead Engineer, Enterprise Apps & IAM

PVH (Tommy Hilfiger/Calvin Klein)

Westlake (TX)

On-site

USD 110,000 - 160,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Solera seeks a Lead Engineer for Enterprise Applications in Westlake, TX to guide production services with deep IAM and Windows/Linux expertise. You will lead incident response, ensure availability, and collaborate with IT and development teams to keep systems secure and performant.

The role requires strong senior technical leadership, experience with multi‑tier web apps, containers, databases, networking, and public cloud environments. The team emphasizes reliable, scalable software services.

Qualifications

Experience managing enterprise application services and production support.
Strong leadership and incident management capabilities.
Familiarity with IAM, security, and monitoring of complex systems.

Responsibilities

Diagnose and resolve complex application issues to ensure optimal performance and usability for the various systems and users, and coordinate with department heads to pinpoint and fix issues.
Provide 24×7 on‑call support on a rotational basis.
Monitor application performance to measure uptime and downtime and implement strategies to improve availability and performance.
Manage and resolve technical issues as they arise, provide incident reports, and see through the resolution process to its end.
Conduct regular reviews of systems to ensure application health, security, and availability.
Collaborate with IT and development teams to ensure software projects are properly implemented and to update applications as required.
Document procedures and practices in a clear, concise manner, ensuring that the organization can continue to rely on this guidance in the future.
Responsible for the monitoring, measuring, performance, availability, security, recovery, and throughput of application services.
Oversee the operational integrity of tools, systems, and infrastructure, including technical or process changes that could impact application services.