Position: Senior DevOps Engineer (AWS)
Company: DataArt
Category: DevOps
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

Our client provides insurance for healthcare products (medicine). The client simplifies the complex pharmacy ecosystem – giving employers, brokers, and life sciences the strategies, data, solutions, and opportunity to collaborate in order to reduce costs and increase access to prescription medications. This is made by bringing transparency to the prescription drug ecosystem through data-driven innovations. Their platform offers customers – from the individual patient to employers, retailers, pharmacy benefits stakeholders, and manufacturers – the data and insights they need to effectively and efficiently manage rising costs and market access.
The stage of the project – Active development. This is a brand new client for DataArt. We are the main vendor.

The project team consists of 6-8 people.

We are looking for an experienced DevOps Engineer with AWS skills.

Python for automation of integration tests.. It would be a plus if the candidate also had experience with AWS (Control Tower, IAM, SQS, ECS Fargate, RDS, Route53, KMS, CloudWatch, ALB, Lambda, Parameter Store, Kafka, Redis, Jenkins).

Responsibilities:
Create new Fargate services
Add new services to CI/CD pipelines
Deploy STG and PROD
Manage AWS users and permissions
Troubleshoot and monitor application errors
Add new AWS services
Improve current infrastructure and pipelines

Requirements:
Knowledge of cloud infrastructure and experience with AWS (Control Tower, IAM, SQS, ECS Fargate, RDS, Route53, KMS, CloudWatch, ALB, Lambda, Parameter Store, Kafka, Redis, Jenkins)
Understanding of container orchestration services: EKS
Experience with containers (Kubernetes / Docker)
Experience implementing CI/CD pipelines (Github Actions)
Skills working with CSV (Git)
Spoken and written English

It will be a plus:
Understanding of IaC approach (Terraform)
Experience with PostgreSQL
Experience with ElasticSearch
Skills working with Mozilla Sops