Software Engineer – Performance Engineering

Play a key role in developing, testing, and maintaining software components and applications aligned with business and technical requirements. Design and execute performance testing strategies using tools such as JMeter, Locust, or LoadRunner. Analyze system performance and identify bottlenecks through diagnostics including heap/thread dumps, TCP dumps, and Wireshark. Provide tuning recommendations and collaborate with developers and infrastructure teams to optimize performance. Monitor and optimize server-side and browser-side performance using tools like Lighthouse, Catchpoint, Chrome DevTools, and WebPageTest. Collaborate cross-functionally with developers, SREs, and QA to embed performance best practices throughout the SDLC. Participate in code reviews to ensure code quality, performance, and adherence to architectural standards. Assist in troubleshooting and resolving software defects, including performance-related issues. Continuously learn and apply best practices in software development, performance engineering, quality, and security. Contribute to the design of new features and improvements to existing applications with a performance-first mindset.

Requirements Required

Education: Requires a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a directly related field of study. Good to have

Certifications: JMeter, Azure, GCP, AI/ML, Splunk, New Relic Minimum 2-5 years with the following technologies (experience may be gained concurrently): Performance & Observability: JMeter, Locust, LoadRunner, New Relic, Splunk, Wireshark, heap/thread dumps, TCP dumps, Lighthouse, Catchpoint Languages & Frameworks: Java, JavaScript, Shell, Groovy, PERL Infrastructure & Tools: Azure, AKS Diagnostics: Fiddler, Chrome DevTools, WebPageTest Proven expertise in performance testing, diagnostics, tuning of distributed systems. Strong scripting/automation (Shell, Python, PERL), infrastructure-as-code. Deep understanding of microservices, cloud-native, container orchestration. Skilled in APM tools (New Relic, Dynatrace), log analysis (Splunk), browser-side optimization. Excellent communication/leadership, cross-functional collaboration.