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I work as an application engineer for a SaaS company and I do a lot of troubleshooting up and down the stack, but I do not write code except for some console ap
by BusterStatus 6y ago
I work as an application engineer for a SaaS company and I do a lot of troubleshooting up and down the stack, but I do not write code except for some console apps or scripts. I do a lot of DB work, some DevOps stuff like cert renewals, custom reports, write bug tickets, etc. The job is not that stressful and I earn close to what you are looking for in terms of salary. I actually expect the amount to be in that range in the near to mid term after some restructuring of our department and reevaluation of the position. They are actually going to be hiring in Q4 for two similar positions, possibly remote. Please let me know if you have any interest!
- jbpnoy6fifty 6y agoI have a similar job as a technical support engineer, which requires a lot of DB querying as well. I've optimized a lot of my job by investigating the data through jupyter notebook, which is typically a data analyst / data scientist tool, but works really well for troubleshooting impact and behaviors through data. I highly recommend trying it out, it's made my work more seamless. Learned the job twice as fast as anyone of my other my peers; commended by my boss, in how surprised she found learned the material; seems to be a reoccurring event for my last three jobs.