The Performance Engineer will perform planning, scripting, profiling, and tuning, focusing on performance testing and analysis using Dynatrace.
Job Description
Clients Requirement: Mainly looking for a performance engineer with experience in Dynatrace.
- Performance Test Planning, workload Modelling, and Non-Functional requirements gathering - 3 to 4 Years
- Strong in Performance Test Scripting. Develop Complex reusable C functions. - 3 to 4 Years
- Performance Center Hands-on experience – 3 to 4 Years
- Expert in HTTP/HTML, Mobile and Web services Protocols– 3 to 4 Years
- Performance Profiling - 2 to 3 Years
- Dynatrace Hands on Experience - 2 to 3 Years
- Performance Results & Bottleneck analysis - 3 to 4 Years
- Performance Tuning Expertise - 2 to 3 Years
Good Hands on experience on Dynatrace
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