Position: Cloud Engineer (AWS, Python)
Company: Skelia
Category: Python
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate
Published: 2021-10-01T00:00:00+03:00

As a Cloud Engineer, you’ll contribute to our cloud product - Activation Server. Together with your team, you have the responsibility of building, maintaining and deploying our cloud product in such a way that it is as highly stable, dependable and secure as possible. You’ll be required to think about the architecture and new functionality and bring those to life together with your team. The core of the current technology stack is built within AWS. Besides that, we use multiple languages, libraries and tools within our platform, as long as it helps us achieve our goals. We expect you to pick up new things quickly and strengthen the team with your own experience and ideas.
You will need to balance attention to detail, creating fast feedback loops and quality. As a Cloud Engineer, you’re responsible for improving and maintaining a complete platform to run our licensing software, deployed using CloudFormation, Makefiles, shell and Python scripts. The platform uses API Gateway, Lambda (Python), DynamoDB, RDS Aurora (MySQL),  Docker images. An advanced test suite is available to validate any changes that have been made.

MISSION
Work with a strong team of Cloud Operators and software engineers
Help to specify and build new functionality
Help the team improve and maintain the AWS cloud infrastructure
Create solutions to be proud of for large, international clients

REQUIREMENTS
Ability to design, develop and maintain cloud infrastructure and applications
Experience with infrastructure as code, automation, troubleshooting and root cause analysis
At least two years of practice as a software developer with Python
At least two years of background working with a cloud platform
You can work independently within a small, multidisciplinary team
You can communicate in English, in both spoken and written
Experience in working within an agile methodology