The DevOps Engineer will design CI/CD pipelines, manage AWS systems, and utilize various tools for configuration management and monitoring.
This is a remote position.
Job description
The role requires you to design development pipelines from the ground up; design and operate highly available systems in AWS Cloud environments. Also involves Configuration Management, Web Services Architectures, DevOps Implementation, Build & Release Management, Database management, Backups, and Monitoring.
Key responsibility area
- Creating and managing CI/CD pipelines for microservice architectures.
- Creating and managing application configuration.
- Researching and planning architectures and tools for smooth deployments.
- Logging, metrics and alerting management.
- Kubernetes and EKS cluster architecture
Requirements
- Proficient in Linux Commands line and troubleshooting.
- Proficient in designing CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins. Experience in deployment using Ansible.
- Experience in microservices architecture deployment, Hands-on experience on Docker, Kubernetes, EKS.
- Knowledge of infrastructure management tools (Infrastructure as cloud) such as terraform, AWS cloud formation etc.
- Proficient in AWS Services. Deployment, Monitoring and troubleshooting applications in AWS.
- Configuration management tools like ansible/chef/puppet.
- Proficient in deployment of applications behind load balancers and proxy servers such as nginx, apache.
- Proficient in bash scripting, python scripting is an advantage.
- Experience with Logging, Monitoring, and Alerting tools like ELK(Elastic-search, Logstash, Kibana), Nagios. Graylog, splunk Prometheus, Grafana is a plus.
- Proficient in Configuration Management.
Benefits
- 100% Remote Working
- Flexible Working Hours
- 5 Days Working
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