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Tier-1 brand plus mid-level experience but niche WebOps/DNS specialization limits applicant density.
Role requires platform-specific routing, DNS, and CDN skills, moderately transferable across web-focused employers.
Explicit 2–5 years plus deep web architecture and HTTP/DNS expertise creates strict technical filters.
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Design, implement, and manage web redirect strategies and routing rules ensuring seamless user transitions and minimal latency.
Maintain and refactor legacy codebases, safely updating infrastructure configurations without disrupting production.
Monitor traffic flow and troubleshoot complex routing issues to maintain high-quality user experience.
Comprehensive understanding of modern web architecture, including HTTP lifecycle, DNS, and CDNs.
Strong backend engineering skills to manage server-side redirects, proxy configurations, and application logic.
Advanced knowledge of HTTP headers, caching, security headers, routing protocols, and HTTP status codes (e.g., 301, 302, 404).
2–5 years of relevant experience in web infrastructure, backend engineering, or systems operations.
Experienced in managing and evolving web routing and redirect architectures at scale within high-traffic environments.
Able to work effectively with legacy systems and complex deployment configurations to ensure reliability.
Skilled in analyzing traffic patterns and logs to proactively identify and resolve routing and redirect issues.