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| - Building and managing automated build/test/deployment environments. | ||
| - Build and research new tools and frameworks for internal use. | ||
| - Willingness to cross-team/role boundaries and work with other teams/other |
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This doesn't look like responsiblity. Also a few pointers below.
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Agreed, these points are around the work style of this role and not responsibilities which is already covered in the role description in the previous section.
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| - Design and develop highly scalable, highly available, reliable, secure and |
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I think runtime's responsibilities can be define more clearly
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Does the previous section not cover the background about the runtime team? If it's not clear, I can add more details to it.
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ok mixed with intro it's fine. But just directly not that clear.
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@vipul-sharma20 what are the next steps in this |
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@lepisma added my comments. Will update some content which I agree with.
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| - Design and develop highly scalable, highly available, reliable, secure and |
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Does the previous section not cover the background about the runtime team? If it's not clear, I can add more details to it.
| fault-tolerant systems. | ||
| - Building and managing automated build/test/deployment environments. | ||
| - Build and research new tools and frameworks for internal use. | ||
| - Willingness to cross-team/role boundaries and work with other teams/other |
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Agreed, these points are around the work style of this role and not responsibilities which is already covered in the role description in the previous section.
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