Senior AWS DevOps Engineer

February 3

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Description

• Automate infrastructure creation with Terraform, AWS Cloud Formation • Perform application configuration management, and application-deployment tool enabling infrastructure as code • Take ownership of the Build and release cycle of the customer project • Share the responsibility for deploying releases and conducting other operations maintenance • Enhance operations infrastructures such as Jenkins clusters, Bitbucket, monitoring tools (Consul), and metrics tools such as Graphite and Grafana • Provide operational support for the rest of the Engineering team help migrate our remaining dedicated hardware infrastructure to the cloud • Establish and maintain operational best practices • Participate in hiring culturally fit engineers in the organization, help engineers make their career paths by consulting with them • Design the team strategy in collaboration with founders of the organization

Requirements

• 4+ years of experience in using Terraform for IaaC • 4+ years of configuration management and engineering for large-scale customers, ideally supporting an Agile development process • 4+ years of Linux or Windows Administration experience • 4+ years of version control systems (git), including branching and merging strategies • 2+ Experience in working with AWS Infrastructure, and platform services • 2+ Experience in cloud automation tools (Ansible, Chef) • Exposure to working on container services like Kubernetes on AWS, ECS, and EKS • Expertise in multiple cloud services provider: Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform • AWS Solutions Architect Professional or Associate Level Certificate • AWS DevOps Professional Certificate

Benefits

• Casual and fun office environment • Focus on productivity and creativity • Be part of a world-class team • Honoring decision-making, leadership, collaboration, and curiosity