Position: DevOps Engineer
Company: Tutorpeers
Category: DevOps
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate
Published: 2021-06-01T00:00:00+03:00

**About**

We are working on several projects; the main one is a peer-to-peer tutoring platform with event booking capabilities and Zoom-like online sessions. We've been testing the platform inside a US-based private school and now preparing to open up to a broader audience before the next school year.

We have well-defined processes, trying to automate routine things, conduct peer reviews, and follow an agile approach with daily stand-ups, bi-weekly sprints, and other artifacts. But don't be afraid, we're trying to keep the number of meetings to the very minimum so that everyone can focus on coding and delivering another cool feature.

We're looking for someone who's very detail-oriented and data-driven, and if you like to ship readable, clean, and well-tested code, we already have something in common.

**Requirements**

- 3+ years of experience as DevOps Engineer with production-grade systems
- Strong understanding of network technologies and protocols: TCP/IP, DNS, load-balancers, etc.
- Solid skills in Linux administration
- Understanding of monitoring principles and experience in using application & infrastructure monitoring tools
- Proficient in Docker containers and orchestration (Kubernetes preferable)
- HashiCorp Terraform & Vault knowledge
- Configuration management with Ansible
- Good knowledge of AWS
- Team spirit; strong communication skills
- Intermediate level of English (B1) or above

**Would be a plus**

- Experience with a scripting programming language (such as PHP, JavaScript, Ruby, Python, Bash does not count)
- Experience with Kubernetes and ELK stack 

**What will you do**

- Improve and automate infrastructure for the existing and new projects
- Configure monitoring and alerting systems
- Configure and fine-tune CI and CD pipelines
- Assist in project ecosystem planning
- Help Developers to find and resolve issues with infrastructure or Cloud services