Position: DevOps Engineer (AWS) for Sea Machines
Company: Proxet
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

Required skills

Job summary:

We are seeking for a DevOps Engineer to join our embedded autonomy team focused on advanced autonomy for unmanned surface vehicles (USV).

Skills & Experience:

— 3+ years of experience in a DevOps role;
— Deep understanding of DevOps principles;
— Experience with Podman, Bitbucket, Terraform, Ansible, Vault;
— Demonstrated skills in AWS CI/CD pipeline;
— Proficiency using both Linux and Windows operating systems and familiarity with embedded systems;
— Excellent written and verbal English communication skills.

We offer

— Challenging work in an international professional environment;
— The long-standing team as this is for a long term project;
— Competitive salary;
— Flexible work-from-home & remote work policy;
— Mastering the English language with a native speaker;
— 40-hour work week with flexible working hours;
— PE accounting and support;
— 20 paid vacation days per year;
— 14 paid sick days per year;
— Collaborative friendly team environment;
— Cozy fully equipped office space in the city center.

Responsibilities

— Understanding CI/CD concept and pipeline build, improvement and management;
— Communicating with the development team and customer;
— Writing the technical documentation, deploying instructions;
— Participating in Scrum meetings, including daily stand-ups;
— Working cross-functionally with technical teams developing autonomy, communications, perception, system interfaces and hardware to execute functional testing, system integration verification and performance validation on new products in automated simulation and in vessel trials.

Project description

Sea Machines products provide ships and workboats the intelligence to work remotely and give maritime operators the tools to effectively communicate with them. Based in Boston and operating globally, the company is crewed by an experienced team of mariners, engineers, coders, and autonomy scientists.

Sea Machines is venture-funded and we’ve introduced our first product, the Sea Machines 300. We’re located on the East Boston waterfront in historic Jeffries Point, with quick access to the T and water taxis.