Position: Cloud Reliability Engineer
Company: datarobot.com
Experience required: 3y
Category: DevOps
English level: upper
Published: 2021-05-01T00:00:00+03:00

**Responsibilities: **

- Must be familiar with AWS, GCP, and Azure architecture patterns and capabilities
- Well versed in Software Defined Network definitions, capabilities, and limitations
- Handle high-pressure situations in a calm and professional manner
- Lead resolution effort of complex service problems from the network layer to the application at scale 
- Motivate, encourage, and provide technical leadership to team members 
- Work hand-in-hand with software developers to facilitate the adoption of "Paved Road" solutions 
- Build and support large-scale services across multiple platforms (Azure, AWS, and GCP) 
- Diagnose and repair issues by editing code in node.js, modifying MongoDB, Postgres, Redis, and configuration changes in cloud service providers 
- Create, edit, and maintain ad hoc scripts to resolve issues quickly with minimal user impact 
- Contribute to the development of new tools and automation that ensures the service can be optimized and tuned with minimal human intervention 
- Support periodic on-call duty 
 
**Technologies: **

- MongoDB, Mongo MMS, node.js/IIS on AWS/GCP/Azure 
- Demonstrable experience in one or more languages: Python, Perl, PHP is a plus 
- Strong knowledge of TCP/IP networking, SMTP, HTTP, load-balancers, highly available network servers 
- GitHub/Artifactory/RabbitMQ, Application Performance Monitoring principles, CDN, DNS 
- Knowledge of IP networking, network analysis, performance, and application issues using tools like fiddler and Wireshark 

**Requirements:**

- A passion for automating everything
- A passion for collaborating and tearing down communication silos
- Experience maintaining large scale infrastructure, 100+ servers minimum
- 5+ Years experience with AWS
- 3+ Years experience with Terraform or CloudFormation
- 5+ Years experience with Linux (Ubuntu, RedHat, or similar)