Senior Observability Engineer - Dynatrace to Relic; Remote
Yonkers, Westchester County, New York, 10701, USA
Listed on 2026-09-12
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Software Development
- Dynatrace to New Relic (Remote)
Job Openings Senior Observability Engineer
- Dynatrace to New Relic (Remote)
- Dynatrace to New Relic (Remote)
Position:
Senior Observability Engineer
- Dynatrace to New Relic
Minimum Years of experience 8+
1099 Rate : $45/ Hr
Job Responsibilities:
We are seeking a highly experienced Senior Observability Engineer to lead a critical migration project from Dynatrace to New Relic for our client. The ideal candidate will possess 8+ years of hands-on experience in enterprise-level monitoring solutions.
This role requires deep expertise in both Dynatrace and New Relic platforms, focusing on seamless migration of application, infrastructure, and user experience monitoring. You will be responsible for architecting and executing the transition of Dynatrace capabilities, including Real User Monitoring (RUM) and Mobile RUM, to equivalent New Relic functionalities. A strong background in synthetic monitoring, particularly with Catchpoint, is essential for ensuring comprehensive pre- and post-migration performance validation.
You will also be responsible for implementing New Relic agents across diverse language tech stacks (Java, Spring Boot) and addressing major JVM-related issues.
Key Technical Skills:
- Aws cloud
- Dynatrace and New Relic Expertise
- Real User Monitoring (RUM) and Mobile RUM
- Open Telemetry (OTel)
- Dashboard Creation and Management (New Relic)
- Anomaly Detection Configuration
- New Relic Agent Implementation (Java, Spring Boot, etc.)
- JVM Troubleshooting and Performance Tuning
- Kafka , Rabit MQ
- Scripting Python, Python
- Grafana
- Event Management servicenow
You will collaborate closely with development, operations, and SRE teams to ensure minimal disruption and enhanced observability post-migration. Excellent problem-solving and communication skills are essential for this key technical leadership role.
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