Supports multi-cloud infrastructure for software, fonts, and training tools serving minority language communities. Responsibilities include administering Kubernetes, managing public and private cloud environments, monitoring system health, improving infrastructure, testing disaster recovery plans, orchestrating cloud resources, and troubleshooting with development teams. The role also provides training and requires experience with virtual servers, containers, Linux and Windows administration, scripting, cloud networking and security, infrastructure as code, and automated provisioning.
Job Title
DevOps EngineerLocation
GlobalPosition Type
VolunteerJob Description
A DevOps Engineer supports the infrastructure used to create the software, fonts, and training tools used to serve minority language communities.Major Responsibilities:
● Manage multi-cloud environment
● Kubernetes administration
● Manage public and private multi-cloud environment
● Monitor and respond to system health demands
● Implement a continuous improvement process to advance existing infrastructure
● Disaster recovery planning and testing
● Orchestrate public and private cloud resources
Minor Responsibilities:
● Assist development teams with troubleshooting
● Training
Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
● Kubernetes experience preferred
● Demonstrated skills in management of virtual servers and containers
● Linux and Windows Administration and scripting
● Strong understanding of cloud networking and security principals
● Infrastructure as Code and automated provisioning. Experience in Ansible and Terraform preferred.
Education and Experience:
Degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering or equivalent experience
Training and Orientation:
On-the-job training
Weekly Hours
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