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Zelis is modernizing the healthcare financial experience in the United States (U.S.) across payers, providers, and healthcare consumers. Zelis India plays a crucial role in this mission by supporting various initiatives that enhance the healthcare financial experience. The local team contributes to the development and implementation of innovative solutions, ensuring that technology and processes are optimized for efficiency and effectiveness.
Requirements:
Observability-focused mindset
Deep understanding of telemetry: Metrics, logs, traces, and events
Experience with observability tools: e.g., Datadog, AWS CloudWatch, SolarWinds, OpenTelemetry
Ability to define and refine SLIs/SLOs to measure system health
Proactive monitoring: Builds dashboards and alerts that detect issues before users do
Incident management & communication
Calm under pressure: Handles high-severity incidents with clarity and focus
Strong communicator: Clearly articulates impact, status, and resolution steps to stakeholders
Postmortem discipline: Writes blameless post-incident reports and drives follow-ups
Collaboration: Works closely with devs, product, and support during incidents
Logging & iterative improvements
Strategic logging: Adds meaningful logs that aid in debugging and performance analysis
Log hygiene: Avoids noisy or redundant logs
uses structured logging
Iterative mindset: Continuously improves logging as the application evolves
Understands cost vs. value: Balances log verbosity with storage and performance impact
Automation-first approach: Automates repetitive tasks and incident responses
Security-aware: Understands implications of exposing PII/PHI in logs or dashboards
Global collaboration: Comfortable working with distributed teams (e.g., US based Dev, SME)
Documentation: Maintains clear runbooks, escalation paths, and system diagrams