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DevOps Engineer

Posted 6 days ago

clearlyagileTampa (FL)

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About the role

DevOps Engineer We are hiring an experienced DevOps Engineer to help us support existing and new customers. If you're dedicated, ambitious and have a passion for working with the latest leading edge Cloud Native technologies, this is an excellent opportunity for you. In this role you will be responsible for supporting the developers and customers using the infrastructure you are involved with developing, and being our company's first line of defense in protecting our entire platform against hackers and viruses.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Analyze the company's current technology stack and develop strategy to continuously improve application delivery
  • Establish milestones to measure and monitor the delivery and reliability of software as strategies are implemented
  • Identify manual processes during the software development lifecycle that can be automated
  • Develop a cloud-migration strategy for software not currently hosted in a cloud environment
  • Periodically review company's infrastructure and hosting cost to identify opportunities for cost savings
  • Establish best practices and mentor other engineers in enterprise-level DevOps solutions
  • Environment: Kubernetes, Docker, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), GitLab, Azure DevOps, Jira, Terraform, Auth0

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