As a Performance Architect Engineer domain within the ECommerce Engineering organization, youll drive the team writing automated performance tests of recent and enhanced features. You’ll work closely with engineers on your own team as well as Scrum teams across the ECommerce and Platform Engineering teams. Through programming and code reviews you’ll be able to expand your skills and grow as an engineer.

Key Job Functions
Assist senior engineers in crafting load models, designing and developing cohesive load, stress, capacity and endurance tests which span micro front-ends, application services and core enterprise services
Write code that is of high quality and consistent with our coding standards
Through automation, enable engineers outside your team to understand how recent code changes impact performance
Produce automated performance and capacity testing reports in an easily digestible format for varying audiences such as Software Engineers, Site Reliability Engineers and Senior Leadership




Participate in Communities-of-Practice in those technologies in which you have an interest
Participate in continuous education programs to grow your skills both technically and in the Williams-Sonoma business domain
Serve as a leader of a Scrum team and participate in all planning, stand-up and retrospective meetings

Key Skills needed-
15+ years of performance testing experience & would have worked at Principal level for at least 4+ years.
Principal is hands-on leader who drives design, development and delivery to production, helping team members technically while working in key stakeholders to align for project goals regularly through discussions and demos.
5+ years of experience writing and maintaining performance tests in tools such as Apache JMeter
Experience with APM (Application Performance Monitoring) and visibility tools such as AppDynamics, Open Search and Grafana
Experience working with containerized Java and NodeJS applications running in Kubern

📌 Principal Performance Architect Hyderabad (India)
🏢 Nisum
📍 India