Position: Site Reliability Engineer
Company: Global IT Support
Category: DevOps
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

**About the client:**

We're a carbon-negative cloud provider that has used the principals of not wasting energy, water, or space to become a sustainable European alternative to the American tech giants. We reduce CO2 emissions, use opensource solutions, and keep our customers data safe and secure in the Netherlands. As an innovative startup, we need people who can use their energy, passion, and ingenuity to help our company grow. Our distributed architecture of sites presents unique possibilities for you to explore. You will have the chance to work with the rest of the development team on a fascinating product that is on the frontier of sustainable cloud development. We are right now a team of four engineers, plus two external engineers and two-and-a-half marketing/sales people. Last but certainly not least, the project is good for the world. As a people, we face massive challenges in the coming years to reshape our societies to become more sustainable and conducive to innovation. We aim to take a step, hop, and leap in the right direction. Both by reducing the carbon footprint of the cloud and by making it more open and accessible.

**Technical Requirements:**

OpenStack
Ansible
Kubernetes
Python
Linux
Computer Networks
CEPH
Security

**Responsibilities:**

Server infrastructure and platform upgrades
Monitoring and alerting
Stability improvements
Building and deploying new functionalities for the platform
Documenting and automating solutions for clients using ansible

**We offer:**

Competitive work environment
Attractive salary at or above market rate
Full career development program
Flexible working schedule
Compensation for sick leaves and regular vacations
All expenses paid trips abroad
Unforgettable corporate events within a friendly young team
Free English language school
Fully equipped kitchen with beverages and snacks
Cozy relax spot
Breathtaking scenery view from a new modern office