Site Reliability Engineer
Req Number: 1896036
Category: Technology
Posted Date: October 1, 2019
Category: Technology
Posted Date: October 1, 2019
Work Location(s): Toronto, ON, CA
Location: Toronto, Canada
What is WorkMarket?
WorkMarket, an ADP Company, is the leading platform for on-demand workforce management. Our cloud-based Freelance Management System (FMS) is used by today’s biggest companies to organize, manage and pay their freelancers and independent contractors.
The team is passionate about redefining the labor model for the 21st century and creating the best solutions for our customers. It is a large, complicated problem to solve and we can’t do it without having the best talent moving us forward and thinking outside the box.
For more about ADP’s acquisition of WorkMarket, please see https://www.workmarket.com/press/adp-acquires-workmarket
Why you should join us?
WorkMarket is one of NYC’s fastest-growing companies and was recently acquired by the most trusted name in human capital management, ADP. From New York to Toronto — the entire WorkMarket team is committed to building powerful enterprise software that can help the biggest companies on the planet work smarter and faster.
WorkMarket offers the vibe of a startup with the resources of a large company, and you’ll have plenty of opportunities to help drive and validate our product strategy. More on our culture can be found on our engineering blog, and you can learn more about our diversity and inclusion efforts here and here.
Our stack
- Architecture – API-driven, distributed, service-oriented architecture
- Frontend : React/Redux, Swagger + Backbone/Handlebars/jQuery
- Backend: Java 8, Spring Boot, Solr, Kafka, Zuul
- Build: Jenkins, Docker, Artifactory, Gradle
- Infrastructure: AWS, Consul, Nomad, TerraForm, Vault, Salt, MySQL/RDS
- Quality Assurance: Mabl, Locust/BlazeMeter, python-based API test automation
Things you’ll do
- Work with product engineering teams as well as architects and application platform team and help them build services that scale and perform in a distributed microservice architecture.
- Create metrics which feed into our observability systems and dashboards to give insights for the developers and operations teams.
- Develop internal tools and help solve problems up and down the stack.
- Define alerting thresholds, assist in troubleshooting of application issues and help lead post mortems.
- Build out infrastructure to support these apps by using terraform to spin up aws environments, or creating docker containers to deploy into our schedulers.
- Try to break stuff! Our apps must be battle tested and able to withstand different failure scenarios. Load/stress testing, chaos engineering type experiments, anything to make sure our customers never deal with downtime or failure. We thrive at 99.99% availability.
- Participate in oncall alongside developers and be available to work with our client/customer support teams if necessary.
What we’re looking for
- Designed, deployed, and managed large cloud infrastructures such as AWS, GCE, Azure, etc.
- Solid understanding of managing cloud native application systems.
- Excellent oral and written communication. Ability to convey ideas internally to co-workers as well as externally through meetups and talks.
- Ability to understand distributed software architectures and troubleshoot them from infrastructure through application layers.
- Experience with containers and how they work internally. Deployment into a production environment using a scheduler like Nomad / Kubernetes / Mesos / ECS a plus.
- Implemented a service discovery system using tools like Consul/Smartstack/EtcD for dynamic environments.
- Ability to write code/scripts using languages such as Python, Go, Ruby.
- Passion for technology and desire to push our tech stack forward.
- Be a team player and work closely with developers and operations.
- Experience with Monitoring, Instrumentation and performance engineering.
Nice to have
- Experience in a “continuous delivery/deployment” environment and supporting tools.
- Worked with API/SPA architectures
- Knowledge of service mesh technologies like Envoy/LinkerD
- Experience with Java and JVM in a production environment.
- Ability to configure and customize monitoring tools (Prometheus, Grafana, New Relic, Graphite, etc)
Software in the Cloud. Experts on the Ground:
ADP powers the working world with comprehensive solutions that drive business success.Consistently named one of the “Most Admired Companies” by FORTUNE® Magazine, and recognized byForbes® as one of “The World’s Most Innovative Companies,” ADP has over a half-million clients around the globe and 65 years of experience as one of the largest providers of human capital management solutions world-wide.
ADP powers the working world with comprehensive solutions that drive business success.Consistently named one of the “Most Admired Companies” by FORTUNE® Magazine, and recognized byForbes® as one of “The World’s Most Innovative Companies,” ADP has over a half-million clients around the globe and 65 years of experience as one of the largest providers of human capital management solutions world-wide.
ADP Canada will recruit, select, orient, develop, and promote associates based on our strategic direction and our values. We have made a commitment to address barriers in our employment processes and are committed to providing accommodations for people with disabilities. If you require an accommodation, please contact our Canadian Head Office at 416-207-2900 and ask to speak to an ADP Canada Human Resource associate or email Canada.Accessibility@ADP.com.
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I love working with the clients. I love when they say, you know, you made my life so much easier. Thank you.
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I have to say probably the snack cart at year-end. I get all the free food. But no, realistically, I come because of the people. I mean, it's honestly the people why I stay.
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Welcoming the client, explaining to them how our process works over here at ADP.
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I was interviewed as a senior in college with ADP, so what really drew me was the reputation it had, and I knew that they were going to have an extensive training program.
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I was actually a referral. One of my friends happened to work here, and just trusting his judgment. He said the place was honestly great to work.
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ADP just seemed that they had a lot of job opportunities and a lot of room for growth with a career.
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Most definitely the people. It's the culture here. Anyone you interact with, everyone's friendly. I love going to work.
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I learn something new every single day. I feel like as soon as I get comfortable, something else comes up, but it's great because we have awesome resources here.
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Actually, just servicing the clients, realizing that we're taking care of all of their business needs and payroll needs.
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That's what kind of brought me in, and definitely what makes me stay is just everyone I interact with, clients, people. Like, I enjoy coming to work.
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Hi, my name is Jay. I am a vice president of global talent solutions here on our Global Talent and Development team. And I've been with ADP for three years.
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Having the opportunity in HR organization to help our associates grow, help our associates develop, that's what's really meaningful for me. Make sure we have the right programs, processes, or resources available for people to really kind of fulfill their own potential here at ADP.
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So to really help people develop here, I think it's about finding the right opportunities for them to really expose themselves to new situations, new types of people, new approaches, new kind of leadership opportunities. We try to find as much to kind of, you know, offer to people to get involved in things outside of their day to day role, potentially even just expanding their own day to day role to make sure they're there continuing to develop here.
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So someone I think that will be successful at ADP, at the end of the day, is a leader. So we're looking for people that are really driven, that are really passionate about the area they're applying to, the area they're getting involved in, and that they want to make a difference, right? So people that are excited about change, excited about creating change, working with other people that have the same level of inspiration and engagement, those are the most important aspects. So someone that wants to kind of do something bigger than just earn a paycheck at the end of the day and really drives sort of a greater purpose.
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Implementation Career: James
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JAMES: My name is James. I am a project manager here at ADP.
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What convinced me to join ADP was, as I was going through the interview process and speaking with different members of the leadership team, I was able to really identify that they were looking for future leaders within the company. They were looking for individuals that not only had leadership traits but also knew that there was a runway for them to move forward through and develop into.
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Something that I love about working here is that ADP has provided an amazing flexible working atmosphere. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, I come to the New Jersey office. And then Thursdays and Fridays, I go to the New York office. And it's fantastic. And then there's times when things come up, when emergencies happen, which happens with everyone, I'm able to work from home. So it's absolutely fantastic how flexible ADP has been with me and also with others.
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Coming from a former military career, team orientation is very important to me. And not only is this a very dynamic and fast-paced environment, but the team approach with everything that we do here is very solid and very strong, which is a great atmosphere to work in.
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[TEXT] ADP Voice of Sales: Why Come, Why Stay
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[JULIANNA, CENTRIC, DISTRICT MANAGER] My job first out of college was a sales job. I was definitely not given the right tools for success.
[ROMARR, ASSOCIATE SALES MANAGER] First job out of college, I did some consulting with my fraternity. Loved it. It was great. The pay wasn't exactly the greatest. And I wanted to come back to my hometown. ADP was just kind of a way to get back here, make a little bit more money. It was not supposed to be a be-all, end-all situation.
[CAT, VICE PRESIDENT, ADP] I actually worked for a competitor. So I had been in the industry for about five years before coming to ADP. And I had an acquaintance that worked for ADP. And she had gotten promoted, and reached out to me and said, I need you to come work for me. And I kind of laughed it off because I had been doing well working for my competitor.
[CHRISTOPHER, SALE EXECUTIVE, ADP] Graduated high school at 18. Immediately joined the Air Force, where I spent four years. I joined the Air National Guard, did another six years there. And then subsequently became a police officer. My career kind of got cut short there, so I took some time off. I went to school full-time in my 30s. And then ultimately took a job with ADP.
[LAUREN, SALES EXECUTIVE, ADP] I'd worked in the start-up space for a while. So I had some sales experience, but never with an established company.
[JULIANNA] I was just looking on LinkedIn, and I saw the opening for ADP Outside Sales. And I was like, you know what? I'm just going to do it. And I am so, so thankful that I took that plunge.
[ROMARR] I just fell in love with the atmosphere. Coming from an athletic background, the sales environment and the culture that's built at ADP, it motivates you to always want to win. There is always an opportunity for you to be coached to be better. That's what's kept me, now going into my sixth year.
[CAT] I love payroll. I love HCM. And for me, to work for the best of the best, work for the culture that is ADP, it was literally a no-brainer.
[CHRISTOPHER] When I initially got hired by ADP, I had wanted to get into sales previously. And to find an entry-level position in sales that was going to give you all the tools that you needed with really competitive compensation, ADP was it. I didn't know much about ADP at the time, but I found out quickly, within my first few weeks, that the culture was magnificent. The people were just unbelievable. The training program was second-to-none. They really set you up for success from day one.
[LAUREN] Sometimes I'm asked, why have you stayed at ADP so long? I firmly believe that the grass is greener where you water it. And I think that ADP has provided me a safe space to be able to cultivate my career, be able to grow, be able to push myself and challenge myself. And for anyone that's looking to start their sales career, I would absolutely recommend working at ADP.
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ADP Presents: The Art of Better.
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No matter where you are and no matter what time period you're from, we value being part of a community. We want to be close to friends and family. We seek meaning for ourselves as individuals, where we can be acknowledged and recognized.
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My name is Martha Bird. I'm a cultural anthropologist. And I worked for ADP.
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I look for patterns. I study beliefs, routines, aspirations, and behaviors to inform the digital tools we're building at ADP.
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I often look at new technologies in reference to what is the human need behind that.
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You have the assembly line. You can imagine in the '50s, people had to work at a stationary terminal. And then you get into the PC in the '80s. And now you have the mobile phone. And people can kind of work anywhere.
ADP as a company is really aware of the importance of having a human perspective on technology. And that's one of the reasons I'm here, is to try to surface what it is that people actually need in the tools that they use.
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I spend a lot of time deeply hanging out with people. I do a lot of asking questions that seem straightforward to people who are insiders.
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I'm able to bring together human insights and observations that, when applied, can impact one in six workers in the US.
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When employees work on teams where they feel that they are respected, they have a tendency to produce more. So I think companies understand that in order to create greater productivity, you have to really work on some of these levers of engagement.
At ADP, I feel really supported on a number of levels. I think the company has used all of the factors that conspire to actually make a more productive workforce. I have a great team that respects my opinion. It's about being authentic. It's about being open to diversity and different perspectives. I get to wake up every day and do exactly what I love doing, just really spending time with people, understanding people. It's about tending to other people and tending to yourself.
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ADP - Corporate Careers: Scott
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Hi, I'm Scott. I'm a VP in Finance Strategy here at ADP. I've been here for two years.
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My favorite thing about working here is just the opportunity. And so in my current role-- it's a fairly new role and I get to shape what it is. I get this brand new opportunity to create the finance strategy of the company. And so having that blank sheet of paper and filling it in with what the finance strategy might look like, that's phenomenally exciting.
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The reason I stay at ADP and the reason I see a future in ADP is just the career progression. And so one of the things I've found in ADP is you've got people with significant tenure, 20, 25 years of tenure. But within that 25 years, they’ve done 6, 8, 10 different jobs. And so career mobility is big at ADP. And in other companies, as people have moved sideways, it's viewed as a bad thing that you've moved sideways. Here, it's encouraged to get exposure, too. So for myself, I was in the field. And now I'm being exposed to corporate. And then obviously, global is another thing for me to get exposure to. So that's really why I stayed.
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So to somebody looking outside into ADP, what they really need to know is it's not a payroll company. And I definitely had that perception when I came in. And it's only really once you get inside it that you realize there's so many different facets to ADP. And it wasn't until I really dug into the role and the company that I realized that it was more than payroll. It was a pretty sophisticated technology company that was global in reach.
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