seeking a promising and talented DevOps Cloud Engineer to join our DevOps group. If you thrive in a fast-paced, dynamic environment, can handle multiple requests simultaneously, and enjoy working independently as part of a cutting-edge DevOps team, this is your opportunity to help make the world a safer place!
Key Responsibilities
Act as a DevOps Engineer within a highly skilled team, responsible for large-scale operations from development to production.
Design, develop, and maintain Avanans CI/CD solutions, including operating systems, containers, cloud orchestration, and full end-to-end automation.
Implement tools and procedures for monitoring, deployment, and alerting across our SaaS multi-tenant product family.
Participate in the large-scale migration of a highly complex system into a secured, regulation-compliant environment.
Continuously improve our cloud infrastructure to ensure fault tolerance, scalability, and security.
Plan capacity, stabilize, and enhance the performance of application infrastructure with cost efficiency and scaling in mind.
Design and shape our monitoring and logging solutions.
Execute all tasks with top-notch cloud infrastructure security as a guiding principle.
Requirements: Hands-on mindset - we all write code daily!
3+ years of relevant DevOps experience building CI/CD pipelines for both development and production - must.
2+ years of AWS Cloud experience working with high-traffic systems and multiple services - must.
Strong scripting skills, with fluency in Python - must.
Experience with containers and orchestration tools (Docker, Kubernetes, or ECS) - must.
Experience with CI integration tools such as Jenkins.
Familiarity with AWS CloudFormation - an advantage.
Exposure to a wide range of open-source technologies (Redis, Nagios, Grafana, Prometheus, etc.).
Knowledge of best practices in security, performance, and monitoring.
Proven ability to research, evaluate, and implement new technologies, including running proof of concepts and cost analysis.
This position is open to all candidates.