Position: DevOps
Company: Don`t Panic Recruitment
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate

Innocode AS is both a Norwegian and Ukrainian owned software development company, a total of 70 people.

They have 4 teams, working on delivering solutions for Norwegian media companies:

 - in Lviv, we are mostly responsible for a line of own Products for Norwegian media and newspapers, which are being made with Ruby, JS, iOS, Android, .NET, Python, and Elixir
 - in Kyiv — we make WordPress-based websites for brands, municipalities, and coffee-lovers (and not limited to)
 - in Norway (Oslo, Bergen, Asker), Sweden (Stockholm, Åre), and US (Palo Alto) we have business development and product management colleagues.

They are looking for DevOps who would love to work with technologies like Kubernetes, Docker, and to name a few. You will work in a team of 3 experienced DevOps, who support all our existing projects for the Norwegian market.

**Required Skills**
— solid Linux knowledge (server distros, preferably Ubuntu/Debian)
— experience with at least one cloud provider (AWS, GCloud, etc)
— experience with one or more scripting languages: Bash, Python, Ruby, Go
— experience deploying one of the stacks: Ruby (preferred), Python, Elixir, .NET
— understanding of git version control system
— Docker experience (Dockerfile structure and practices, docker-compose, Kubernetes, Helm charts)
— experience with at least one CI/CD tool (preferred — Gitlab CI, Jenkins)

**Would be a plus**
— xperience with Azure cloud;
— experience with monitoring and analysis of metrics (preferred tools — NewRelic, Cloudwatch)
— infrastructure automation experience (Terraform, Ansible, a.o.)

**What’s the company and working culture?**
It’s simple — common sense is our religion.

If you want to create value — you start with “Why”, right? And are not afraid to initiate improvements. You take responsibility to make the change happen. That’s what we try to do every day. “Always improve yourself” is our mantra and we hope you share the same approach.