Position: Devops
Company: Actyc
Category: DevOps
Experience required: 5y
English level: intermediate

WE ARE
We are a profitable and an independent company. We can do whatever we want. We do not rely on VC money, we are funded by our happy customers - we just believe in doing great products. 

We don't like Facebook and we strongly disagree that privacy is dead. We take security very seriously and protect the data of customers. 

We are a US company based in Delaware. We are a fully-remote team working from eight countries for many years.

YOU ARE
A highly motivated DevOps Engineer striving to join a reputable international company, experienced in AWS-based services

Elastic Beanstalk
RDS
ALB
EKS
Elastic Search
Proficient in the following competencies

Security concepts, IAM and RBAC in AWS, implementing security best practices
IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS fundamentals
Configuration, troubleshooting, and monitoring of network infrastructure under VPC and EKS
Virtualization and containerization concepts, and Docker
Orchestration and Configuration Management
Any Version Control System (Git, Mercurial, etc.)
Infrastructure as a Code concept, automated provisioning of virtual machines, networking, databases, and related services with Terraform
CI/CD concept, any build system or platform in Jenkins and (or) CircleCI
Any scripting language (Bash Shell, Python, etc.)
Writing scripts to automate simple repeated tasks: copying files, a restart of services, etc.
Agile/Scrum methodologies
Fluent English communication skills
YOU WANT TO WORK WITH
Modern technologies, DevOps tools, and approaches as well as products
DevOps engineers on setting up highly available, fault-tolerant, and secure infrastructure in AWS cloud
Migration of existing products from Elastic Beanstalk to EKS
AWS Cloud-based services
TOGETHER WE WILL
Enjoy the below benefits

Flexible approach to the workplace. Work from anywhere. Literally
Flexible work scheduleible
Young and ambitious team of professionals
Competitive salary