Position: Senior DevOps Engineer
Company: Vilmate
Category: DevOps
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

The company our client  was founded in 2019, from that moment it photographs the world every day. Its vision reimagines the impossible into a simple elegant solution; they provide our customers with Any Photo, Anytime, Anywhere. It connects with many cameras and the people who own them by making commercial photography a revenue source for all.
Responsibilities: • Deploy updates and fixes.
• Build tools to reduce occurrences of errors and improve customer experience.
• Maintain CI/CD pipeline for our applications.
• Perform root cause analysis for production errors.
• Investigate and resolve technical issues.
• Design procedures for system troubleshooting and maintenance.
Requirements: • 3+ years of experience as a DevOps Engineer.
• Good knowledge of Amazon Web Services (Fargate, IAM, RDS, S3, EFS, ElastiCache, Route 53, AWS Amplify, Elastic Container Registry, Elastic Container Service).
• Knowledge of how to expand on AWS: Prometheus, Elastic Search, Queue.
• Working knowledge of databases (PostgreSQL and Redis).
• Problem-solving attitude.
• Collaborative team spirit.
It will be a plus: • A degree in Computer Science or Software Engineering.
• Familiarity with Go language and AWS API.
• Experience providing CI/CD pipeline between GitLab & AWS with help of GitLabRunner.
Our Oﬀer: ● Competitive salary and benefits.
● Flexible working hours.
● Vacation – 20 working days’ annual leave.
● Paid sick days.
● A personal laptop with all the essential software installed.
● State holidays are granted.
● Corporate accountant, lawyer, and psychologist services.
● Bureaucracy-free and transparent management.
● Costs related to participation in workshops and professional conferences are covered.
● In-house and online сorporate English classes.
● Free running lessons with a professional athletics coach.
● Free online yoga classes.
● Corporate parties 2 times a year and team-building events.