Position: DevOps Engineer 90
Company: PSRCompany
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

**Company** The company is engaged in various projects in the field of logistics. Office in UK.

**Project:** creating a suite of comprehensive software solutions for the Maritime industry. Over the next couple of years, our teams and squads will build more than 30 products from the ground up. This includes everything from global vessel tracking to vessel performance analysis, crew optimization and so much more.

**Rеquirеmеnts:**

- Full hands-on technical experience
- Linux OS, RHCE (RedHat Certified Engineer) level exam or similar
- Terraform
- Packer
- Ansible
- EFK Logging
- Prometheus
- Grafana
- Advanced use of git
- Understanding of Cloud Native system architecture

**Responsibilities:**
- Ensure the stable operation of the platform.
- Strong focus on ensuring that security best practice is implemented throughout the platform.
- Work closely with development squads to support them in deploying their application and promoting them to production.
- Provide tooling to developers to improve their efficiency in operating applications.
- Continuous improvement of all CI/CD processes.
- Provide tooling to give developers visibility into the way that their systems are running.
- Regular and clear communication of progress to the DevOps Lead.

**Stack:** consists of React and React Native applications communicating using GraphQL to microservice containers orchestrated by Kubernetes. Internally our services use gRPC for communication and achieve high scalability thanks to a Kafka based event driven architecture and persist data to a mix of RDBS and NoSQL databases including PostgresDB, MongoDB, S3 and Elasticsearch. We follow modern CI/CD and agile methodologies to deploy into production multiple times per week.

**Interview process:**

1. People interview by CEO/HRBP
2.Tech task stage (временные рамки можно не учитывать)
3. Tech interview with Head of DevOps (if test task performed successful)