Position: DevOps Engineer
Company: UPPeople
Experience required: 5y
Category: DevOps
English level: upper
Published: 2022-12-01T00:00:00+02:00

The Influencer company is looking for a DevOps Engineer

Influencer enables brands to be seen at scale across digital; driving growth and guaranteed success on social media. We build meaningful relationships between creators and brands, whilst making advertising effective, but more importantly inclusive.

**Role Description:**

As our business continues to grow, we're now looking to add an experienced Senior Devops Engineer to join us. Within this role, you will work closely with our Lead Engineer to ensure that all things Engineering within the business run smoothly.

**Key Responsibilities:**

Building the infrastructure and setting up new tools
Making sure quality attributes (e.g. availability, performance, security, etc.) are met as defined
Being involved in product requirements and understanding the product needs
Taking an active part in the architectural meetings and suggesting the tools and solutions
Providing logging and monitoring for the system units
Automating development processes
Documenting the architecture and decisions are made
Mentoring and transferring knowledge to the team members to work with infrastructure

**Requirements:**
5+ years of experience as DevOps engineer
Strong knowledge of AWS: ECS, EC2, SQS, SES, CodePipeline, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, Lambda, S3
Experience with IaaC such as Terraform, CloudFormation
Database administration experience: Amazon Aurora, PostgreSQL, Redis
Worked in a JavaScript / NodeJS environment (JS skills would be beneficial!)
Creating a CI/CD using the Atlasian ecosystem and Bitbucket Pipelines
Great team player with excellent communication skills and work ethic

**Would be a plus if you have:**
Working knowledge of JavaScript & NodeJS
Work experience and configuration: openvpn, nginx, Firebase, SonarQube, Prometheus
Experience with Third Party APIs 
Knowledge and experience according to Scrum methodology