Position: Senior DevOps Engineer (Singapore)
Company: Binance
Experience required: 5y
English level: fluent

We're continuing to improve upon our next-generation cryptocurrency exchange technology and are looking for eager, hard-working problem solvers that can continue to evolve our 24-7, highly scale-able, exchange system as new features and performance improvements are constantly being added.

If you think you have what it takes to build the best exchange system in the industry, we would like to hear from you.

Your tasks will be designing, developing and improving our next-generation infrastructure. Migrating applications to the new infrastructure and working closely with the Dev and QA teams, resolve and automate production issues, while also providing rostered on-call support. 

NOTE: this role is in one of our locations in Asia, not necessarily Singapore.

**Responsibilities:**

- Develop, maintain and administer tools which will automate operational activities and improve engineering productivity
- Automate continuous delivery and on-demand capacity management solutions
- Developing configuration and infrastructure solutions for internal deployments
- Troubleshooting, diagnosing and fixing software issues
- Updating, tracking and resolving technical issues
- Suggesting architecture improvements, recommending process improvements
- Evaluate new technology options and vendor products. Ensuring critical system security through the use of best in class security solutions

**Requirements:**

- 5-10+ years of technical experience in a or similar role supporting large scale production systems
- Familiar with cloud services such as AWS and GCP
- Experience in large-scaled distributed environments
- Experience with tools such as Docker, Kubernetes, Kafka, Elasticsearch, Ansible, Terraform, etc
- Demonstrated programming capability in a high-level programming language such as Python, Go, or similar
- Good command of Linux environment
- Bachelor's degree in a technical field is an advantage