Overview Job Purpsoe ICE owns and operates the worlds most advanced financial services infrastructure that are tasked with serving customers around the world. Our infrastructure is designed from the ground up to meet our unique performance constraints while remaining impeccably reliable. By joining the Infrastructure Development & Automation team you’ll aid us in maintaining our infrastructure as well as helping us continue to push the envelope with state-of-the-art technologies. A successful candidate will gain invaluable hands-on experience with state-of-the-art equipment and cutting-edge technologies in the area of server, storage, and networking. The experience will not be limited to technology – this is also an opportunity to get a good understanding of the operation of a global organization, how global teams interact, how projects are developed, implemented and how strategies are executed. This role will have you joining our Infrastructure Development & Automation team where you will be working on our in-house automation platforms, advanced network monitoring tooling, and other internal development projects within the ICE Operations vertical responsible for building and maintaining infrastructure for the organization. You will be exposed to all layers of these tools as well as learning the enterprise SDLC processes at ICE. In time you will help support other teams’ use of these tools and develop new features or improve existing ones. Responsibilities Write and maintain software that interacts with various server platforms, storage solutions, network devices, tools, databases, and user input Gather requirements from relevant business owners Keep project stakeholders updated on progress Help ensure an orderly release management and SDLC process is followed Meet with technologists from other teams to ensure all new software appropriately captures the requirements, uses the best data sources, and does so in a secure manner Create and maintain documentation of system components and their operation Write unit and integration tests that ensure system reliability Help train end-users on the use of any new tooling Take ownership of tools and sub-components Knowledge and Experience Essential The applicant is expected to have the following skills and experience on appointment: 2-3 years of development experience Computer Science (or related field) degree Good written and oral communication skills and the ability to work with others on both an ad hoc and project team basis, across organizational boundaries Intermediate software development skills with, or willingness to learn, Python, TypeScript, and Go (golang) Comfort with database technologies and terminology (e.g. ORMs, DB Models, Redis) Familiarity with GNU/Linux operating systems Beneficial The applicant will receive extra consideration if they have some of the following skills and experience: Development ability in Python, TypeScript/JavaScript, Go (golang) Ability to use RESTful APIs Ability to work with JSON, XML, YAML, and proprietary data interchange formats Familiarity with a DVCS (e.g. git) Familiarity with development dependency management tools (e.g. npm, pip, maven, etc) Familiarity with functional and integration testing Knowledge of common network automation services (e.g. NETCONF, eAPI, etc) Knowledge of IT automation tooling (e.g. Ansible, Puppet, Salt) Self-organizing and ability to pick up next task independently Desirable The following skills and experience are particularly desirable but are not required for consideration: In-depth knowledge of infrastructure automation technologies such as Puppet, Ansible, container orchestration solutions, Foreman, VMWare ESX, KVM, etc Previous experience integrating with platforms such as Service Now or Jira In-depth knowledge of applications and services offered by ICE/NYSE Schedule This role offers work from home flexibility of one day per week. Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin or ancestry, age, disability or veteran status, or other protected status.