Sr DevOps/Cloud Architect
software technologySouth San Francisco (CA)
Sr DevOps/Cloud Architect
Posted yesterday
software technologySouth San Francisco (CA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Cloud Infrastructure Engineer
Responsibilities:
Prototyping and developing cloud-native architecture solutions for application needs, particularly with AWSProviding infrastructure-as-code utilizing Terraform and AWS Cloud Formation Provide on-call support for the platform Perform automation, testing, performance tuning, and tools development. Provisioning and maintaining cloud infrastructure that will support training machine learning model
Skills:
Wide experience with Kubernetes and Docker is a must have Industry experience with Amazon Web Services, IAM, VPC, API Gateway, NLB, ALB, EC2, ECS, EKS, Lambda, S3, RDS, DynamoDB, SQS, etc. Candidate must have demonstrated a strong knowledge of Linux systems Proficiency in Python and Bash scripting is a must Experience in CI/CD/CT pipelines implementation..Good understanding of networking and related protocols. (HTTP, DNS, TLS, TCP)Candidates must have demonstrated experience in troubleshooting problems and working with a team to resolve production issues. Understanding of cloud provisioning tools, e.g. Cloud Formation and Terraform. Good understanding of database technologies Intimate familiarity with the Dev Ops toolkit (Terraform, Ansible, Chef, and other tools).Exposure to messaging pub/sub systems (e.g. AWS SNS, SQS, RedisQ etc.
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