Release Engineer

Broadridge Financial Solutions — Armenia · Posted ~2 hours ago

Mid Full-time

Skills

Git CI/CD Software releases Version control Configuration management Version Control

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Summary ✨ AI‑Generated

A release engineering position responsible for managing software builds, deployment pipelines, configuration systems, and internal engineering tools. The role supports reliable delivery of software products.

Highlights

Role focused on release processes, automation, developer tooling, and improving software delivery workflows.

Description

CQG Broadridge company Broadridge Financial Solutions is a global fintech leader delivering technology, communications, data, and analytics solutions that help financial services firms, asset managers, and public companies operate more efficiently, navigate change, and enhance client and investor experiences. Role Overview The primary objective of this position is to administer regular builds and releases of software products Responsibilities Plan, coordinate, and execute regular software builds and releasesMonitor and manage source control and configuration management systemsMaintain and continuously improve CI/CD infrastructure and pipelinesAdminister internal software configuration and build systemsManage and support internal developer toolsProvide infrastructure support for Product Development projects Requirements Over 2 years of experience: Solid understanding of software version control tools, workflows, and best practicesHands-on experience with GitWorking knowledge of CI/CD pipeline design principlesProficiency in at least one scripting language (Bash, Python, or PowerShell)Comfortable performing basic OS administration on both Linux and WindowsGood knowledge of EnglishPreferred: Experience with Linux containersFamiliarity with configuration management tools (Ansible or similar)Hands-on experience with GitLab CI/CD, TeamCity, or JenkinsExperience with the Conan package manager