GCP Cloud Engineer with Firebase Cloud Platform Experience

I am looking for a GCP Cloud Engineer with a minimum of 3+ years of experience with Firebase Cloud Platform services. You must be available to work till 2 PM EST hours. Firebase Engineers – Roles & Responsibilities ------------------------------------------------------- Implement and operationalize approved Firebase platform architecture across - Cloud Messaging (FCM) - Remote Configuration - Crash Reporting (Crashlytics) - Analytics and dashboards - Security integrations - Day 2 production support processes Translate architecture into - Production-ready configurations - Reusable components and templates - Operational runbooks and documentation - Onboarding assets for mobile applications Configure and deploy Firebase Cloud Messaging and standardise onboarding patterns Set up and manage - Remote configuration frameworks - Crashlytics monitoring and reporting - Alerts, dashboards, and automated monitoring processes Enable - Analytics and audience segmentation - Security configurations aligned with enterprise/banking standards - Operational controls for production environments Develop - Runbooks and troubleshooting guides - Upgrade and release procedures - Operational and support documentation - Knowledge transfer materials for support teams Collaborate with - Engineering, security, and operations teams - Mobile app teams for onboarding and integrations Required Experience & Skills (Must-Have) ------------------------------------------------- Hands-on experience with Firebase services, including - Cloud Messaging, Remote Config, Crashlytics, Analytics - Dashboarding and production support readiness Strong expertise in - Configuration and troubleshooting - Operational documentation - Cross-team collaboration Experience with - Production support processes (Day 2 operations) - Runbook creation and knowledge transfer Knowledge of - Security configurations aligned with enterprise standards Strong - Communication (verbal and written) - Analytical and problem-solving skills Share your profile in WORD format only with the below - Expertise summary - Areas of Expertise - Education and Professional Qualifications - Key Projects Apply tot his job Apply To this Job

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