Position: DevOps Engineer
Company: Materialise
Category: DevOps
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate

Materialise is a dynamic international high-tech company, founded in 1990 and headquartered in Belgium, with over 1,800 employees worldwide. Materialise’s mission is to innovate for a better and healthier world through its software and hardware infrastructure and in-depth knowledge of additive manufacturing (also known as 3D Printing). Our customers are in diverse industries, such as automotive, aerospace, medical, research and academia.
As a growing company, Materialise is always looking for enthusiastic professionals who want to work in an environment full of revolutionary technology and surrounded by people passionate about their work.

**Responsibilities:**
Creation and maintenance of Build/Deploy pipelines
Configuration and maintenance of services for CI/CD (Azure DevOps, Jenkins, Build machines, Artifactory, Terraform, )
Creation of deployment plans and communication of them to deployment team.
Configuration of monitoring/logging/alerting tools.
Implementation of scripts according to Infrastructure as a Code approach (Terraform)
System infrastructure functionality and performance hardening.
Creation PoC for new platform integrations
 
**Requirements:**
At least 3 years of experience in DevOps
Experience with public Clouds (AWS preferable)
Experience with one of the infrastructures as code tools (Terraform, Ansible, etc)
Understanding of virtualization, containerization, and what’s the difference. Experience with Docker, K8s.
Networking (OSI model, NAT, DNS, TCP/IP)
Knowledge of Linux/Unix (Unix filesystem, standard input/output devices, network commands, PPA, Bash scripting)
Basic knowledge of Windows Operation Systems
Understanding of modern approaches of building applications in the cloud
Basic experience with one of the programming language (Python)
Experience in creating CI/CD pipelines
Understanding software development lifecycle
English — Intermediate and higher.