Automation Engineer
yochanaDenver (CO)
About the role
Technical Responsibilities1. Scripting and Development Develop and maintain automation scripts using Python 3, Flask, and REST+ API.Build GitLab CI/CD pipelines to streamline deployments.2. Infrastructure Automation Implement Ansible, Ansible Automation Platform, or AWX in enterprise environments. Develop and maintain IAC pipelines using Terraform with network device providers. Leverage Docker/Podman, OpenShift, and Kubernetes (K8s) for containerized solutions.3. Performance Monitoring and Metrics Deploy and manage tools such as Prometheus, Victoria Metrics, and other performance management tools. Integrate and utilize ELK stack, Grafana, and Tableau for log management and visualization.4. Database Management Design and optimize SQL-based solutions, working with data lakes, database design, and Snowflake.5. Network Tool Management Automate and enhance network operations using tools such as Cisco Prime, Arista CVP, and Infoblox. Manage security tools like CyberArk and Conjur.6. System Administration and Integration Utilize RHEL Linux for midrange environments. Experience in managing tools like Jira for Agile workflows.
Preferred Skills and Experience:
Advanced analytics and machine learning on network data.
Development experience with Golang.
Familiarity with AI Ops tools like Big Panda or Moogsoft.
Web development with React or Angular JS.Knowledge of Control-M and Artifactory.
Education and Certification
Preferred:
Degree in Computer Science or equivalent. Programming: Formal training in Python, Golang, or Java. Professional Experience 3+ years of DevOps development experience using relevant tools and frameworks. Hands-on network engineering experience with Cisco, Arista, F5, AVI, or similar technologies. Proven experience implementing Ansible in an enterprise network.
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