Staff Engineer – CIVM Infrastructure Automation & Windows Platform Engineering
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When you join us at Thermo Fisher Scientific youll become a member of a hard-working motivated team that aligns with your enthusiasm for exploration and discovery. With revenues exceeding $40 billion and the largest investment in R&D in the industry we provide our people withresources and opportunities to make significant contributions to the world.
How will you make an impact
Work on backend platform software that powers advanced scientific instruments used in semiconductors life sciences and materials research. We are seeking an experienced Technical Lead (1015 years) to drive reliable scalable VM infrastructure automation and CI/CD execution for engineering workflows such as smoke and integration testing regression and continuous integration. This role will lead the delivery of automation services and tooling built primarily in Python and C# with strong emphasis on Jenkins (Groovy/shared libraries) Windows platform engineering and operational reliability.
The ideal candidate combines strong hands-on technical depth with the ability to set direction improve system stability mentor engineers and support rapid troubleshooting when CI pipelines or VM automation workflows encounter issues.
What will you do
- Lead VM lifecycle automation across Windows and Linux (provisioning configuration monitoring).
- Own Jenkins automation at scale (Groovy pipelines/shared libraries) improving reliability through standards guardrails and reusable patterns.
- Drive development of backend automation services (Python/C#) for process execution file operations health checks and environment management.
- Establish strong reliability practices (logging/monitoring retries/backoff idempotency concurrency controls safe cleanup traceability).
- Provide deep Windows platform expertise (Event Logs Registry services) to diagnose and resolve complex automation and CI issues.
- Support incident response and hands-on troubleshooting to reduce downtime and improve resilience.
- Guide test execution optimization (including incremental testing) to improve CI cycle time and stability.
- Influence technical design and architecture and maintain clear runbooks and documentation for operational readiness.
- Mentor engineers through code reviews best practices and technical leadership.
Required Skills
- Strong hands-on experience with Python and C# in complex production-grade engineering environments.
- Advanced Jenkins expertise including Groovy pipelines and shared libraries.
- Strong Windows automation and troubleshooting skills using PowerShell and BAT scripting including deep knowledge of Windows internals (Event Log Registry services).
- Experience with both relational and non-relational databases (e.g. MariaDB MongoDB).
- Practical troubleshooting mindset and comfort handling ad-hoc firefighting / incident response scenarios.
- Working knowledge of software design/architecture fundamentals and testing concepts including incremental testing approaches.
Desirable Skills
- TypeScript / exposure for tooling services or automation utilities.
- Experience with Go and/or PHP in platform or automation contexts.
- Familiarity with artifact publishing and release governance practices (e.g. JFrog CLI promotion patterns).
- Exposure build/test workflows to support cross-team collaboration.
Preferred Qualifications
- BTech degree in Computer Science Electronics or a related technical field (or equivalent practical experience).
- Experience operating in regulated or security-focused environments require auditability and traceability.
Required Experience:
Staff IC
Key Skills
- Continuous Integration
- APIs
- Automotive software
- Test Cases
- Electrical Engineering
- Junit
- Distributed Control Systems
- Testng
- Java
- Test Automation
- Programmable Logic Controllers
- Selenium
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