Position: Senior AWS DevOps
Company: DataArt
Experience required: 2y
Category: DevOps
English level: intermediate
Published: 2022-08-01T00:00:00+03:00

TEAM
DataArt is putting together a team that will enhance and maintain a modern stack and microservices architecture. The client is looking to upgrade its currently existing platform to support cybersecurity solutions. We are going to launch a few SCRUM teams, which will consist of high-quality backend developers (Java), frontend developers (the latest version of React), QA engineers, DevOps engineers (AWS), and Product owners. Overall team expertise is 70% senior level. The plan is to build a highly professional and performing team that can add value to the Product.

POSITION OVERVIEW
We are looking for an experienced and open-minded professional with a strong knowledge of test methodologies and software release cycles. Experience with testing in a microservices environment and with end-to-end contract-based user testing is a big plus. The DevOps engineer will help transform and improve the DevOps processes and ensure that all products, services, and projects are developed, delivered, and supported in accordance with the business requirements.

TECHNOLOGY STACK
AWS, K8s, Terraform.

Requirements
Experience in the DevOps area
Proven working experience deploying, maintaining, and troubleshooting Kubernetes clusters
Experience at least with one of the following: Python, Go, Ruby or shell scripting
Experience in building CI/CD pipeline using Gitlabs, Jenkins, CircleCI, or similar
Knowledge of AWS
Infrastructure as Code / Automation /Configuration Management experience (Terraform, Cloudformation, Ansible, Puppet)
Experience with Unix/Linux operating systems internals and administration (e.g. filesystems, system calls) or networking (e.g. TCP/IP, routing, network topologies, and hardware)
Excellent communication skills
Good spoken English

Nice to have
Experience with monitoring tools such as Prometheus, ELK, or Grafana
Experience with Helm, RDS, Kafka, Cassandra or Istio