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ELK Developer
Hybrid - Phoenix, AZ
10+ Years Experience Must
Rate Upto $55/hr on C2C
Job Summary:
We are looking for a skilled ELK Developer with strong hands-on experience in managing and developing ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) solutions. The ideal candidate should possess solid expertise in AWS, Unix/Linux administration, and end-to-end observability pipeline management. will play a key role in designing, developing, and maintaining log analytics and monitoring solutions for our infrastructure and applications.
Key Responsibilities:
Design, develop, configure, and maintain ELK stack components for scalable log aggregation and visualization.
Administer Elasticsearch clusters, ensuring high availability, scalability, and performance tuning.
Build and optimize Logstash pipelines with custom filters and grok patterns.
Develop and maintain Kibana dashboards tailored to business and operational needs.
Perform Unix/Linux system administration tasks as needed for platform support.
Troubleshoot and debug issues across the ELK stack and integrations.
Collaborate with development, DevOps, and security teams to deliver reliable observability solutions.
Maintain documentation and operational runbooks for ELK-related workflows.
Required Skills:
Strong hands-on expertise with ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana)
Deep knowledge of Elasticsearch indexing, querying, sharding, replication, and cluster management
Experience with Logstash filters, input/output plugins, and custom parsing using grok
Strong knowledge of Kibana visualization and dashboard creation
Solid experience in Unix/Linux administration and shell scripting, python
Excellent debugging and problem-solving skills
Strong verbal and written communication skills for working across teams
Experience with Beats (Filebeat, Metricbeat)
Familiarity with containerized environments (Docker, Kubernetes, podman)
Exposure to security logging, threat detection, or SIEM tools
Knowledge of performance tuning for large-scale Elasticsearch clusters
Thanks
Navya