Position: Deployment Engineer
Company: Alcor
Category: DevOps
Experience required: 3y
English level: intermediate

Glory to Ukraine! Ledger, a leading company in crypto and blockchain security, is seeking Deployment Engineer to join the Ukrainian team on a full-time remote basis.

Founded in 2014, **Ledger **(https://www.ledger.com/) is a leader in security and infrastructure solutions for cryptocurrencies and blockchain applications for individuals and companies, leveraging a unique, proprietary technology. Headquartered in Paris, Vierzon, and San Francisco, Ledger has a team of more than 400 professionals developing a variety of products and services to safeguard cryptocurrency assets, including the Ledger hardware wallets line already sold in 165 countries.

**Your responsibilities as for Deployment Engineer:**
- Deploy/roll back new releases with a Helm chart to Kubernetes clusters using GitHub, and Spinnaker.
- Deploy Cloud infrastructure using the IaaC approach (Terraform).
- Set up bare-metal servers Configuration Management approach (SaltStack) and manual configuration.
- Follow ITIL methodology for Release Management and Change Management (know diff ECR, CR, Standard CR).
- Execute certain bash/python/etc scripts using RunDeck
- Set up network elements using Haproxy, Cloudflare, Fastly, etc.
- Troubleshoot infrastructure, applications, cloud, network, and orchestrator elements.
- Rarely set up/edit CI/CD jobs.
- Create automation wherever it requires and many other things.

**Our perfect candidate** has experience with AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, ArgoCD/Spinnaker, and Bash/Python for at least 3 years.

**Ledger offers:**
- official weekends and holidays according to Ukrainian legislation;
- 20 business days of vacation per year;
- 5 business days of paid sick leave per year;
- medical and dental insurance;
- local and foreign business trips as may be required by the Company;
- annual performance evaluations during which achievements against responsibilities will be evaluated.

**Does it sound interesting to you?
Let's discuss more details! :)**