Position: Operations Engineer (DevOps)
Category: DevOps
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 5


August 2019 - July 2021
Operations Engineer
Configuration Management: wrote Ansible roles for provisioning OS configuration and performing deployments;
CI/CD: wrote GitLab-CI pipelines to run deployments and provisioning, used Jenkins declarative pipelines;
Containerization: ran applications in Docker and Docker Swarm, wrote Helm charts, configured a Kubernetes cluster (AKS);
Linux: supported servers with Ubuntu and Amazon Linux;
Monitoring: configured Prometheus and Grafana to collect metrics from Linux and Docker, set up an APM server to monitor Java application;
Logging: deployed ELK stack to collect logs;
Nginx: supported Nginx web servers;
Infrastructure as a code: wrote Terraform scripts to create resources in AWS and Azure;
AWS: created from scratch infrastructure for the web applications, using ECS, RDS, S3, CloudFront.

September 2017 - July 2019
Systems Engineer
Configuration Management: wrote Ansible roles for provisioning OS configuration and performing deployments;
CI/CD: wrote Jenkins Declarative pipelines and Shared libraries, configured GitLab-CI pipelines to run deployment tasks, provisioning tasks, tests, etc.;
Scripting: used Groovy to extend Jenkins functionality, wrote git-hooks with Bash;
Git: used Infrastructure as Code approach and code review practice with git and GitLab;
Linux: performed support of dozens of Oracle Linux 7 servers;
Containerization: ran applications in Docker, created Helm charts for Kubernetes;
Security: ran vulnerability scans against docker images and operation systems using OpenSCAP and Anchor engine;
Provided technical support for an e-commerce platform, based on Hybris.
I'd like to find a place to increase my experience in Kubernetes and AWS. I'm fascinated by open-source conception and stick to use this kind of software. I always value a professional, friendly team and make efforts to become a part of it. Nevertheless, I feel pretty comfortable working alone or from a remote.

Please note, that the position of the support engineer is definitely not my cup of tea.