Position: Middle Cloud Engineer
Company: Opinov8
Category: DevOps
Experience required: 2y
English level: fluent
Published: 2022-01-01T00:00:00+02:00

**WE BUILD**
You will be a part of Cloud Practice Team, which is responsible for the availability of the product to users and their work revolves around the CI/CD, scaling it as necessary and designing the code logistics. Your projects pipeline will include a range client’s projects and also internal projects for Opinov8.

**BEING PART OF THE TEAM**
You will be involved in designing, implementing and maintaining various infrastructures and systems across many different Cloud and on-prem providers, migration to Cloud and solving various scalability challenges that surface along the way, meeting with clients, gathering the requirements and planning improvements.

**POWER YOU BRING**
English language, both written and spoken, good enough to freely communicate with the teams and clients on a daily basis;
Cloud awareness, at least one of AWS, GCP or Azure;
Solid scripting skills in at least one of Python, Bash, Perl or Groovy;
Solid skills with operation systems, either Linux or Windows.

Would be a plus:
Solid skills when it comes to continuous integration and continuous deployment, with focus on security and reliability;
Understanding of LDAP and/or Active Directory;
Knowledge of Linux Containers and either of Kubernetes or ECS;
Solid understanding of computer networking, routing and VPN solutions like Wireguard, IPSec or OpenVPN;
Configuration as a Code with Terraform/Terragrunt, Cloudformation, Packer, Ansible or others;
Ability to define the problem and address it from start to finish on his own;
Build things to last, taking into consideration total costs of ownership, reliability and reusability of the things he creates;
Hatred for technical debt and manual execution of easy to automate tasks;
Builds his own tools to simplify his and teams' day to day operations;
Challenges the status quo whenever he sees that it would benefit the organisation.