AWS DevOps Engineer
samprasoftDenver (CO)
About the role
AWS DevOps Engineer IIICharter CommunicationsLocation: (3/2 Hybrid Schedule Days on/Off site) OPEN TO DENVER & Charlotte (Denver preferred) Start ASAPLength: End of year + extension (up to 18 months) Need to be willing to work on-call rotation approximately 1/monthInterview Process: 2-step (phone and in person panel) Submission Process: Please submit all candidates to Shawna Zilonka. Calling out all the must-haves in the submission. Include best phone number, email, DOB, and last 4 SNN.
Responsibilities:
Managing all this complexity, let alone optimizing it for continuous flow, requires specialized knowledge by everyone in the value stream who influences product deliveryThis ensures that solutions are developed with speed, quality, security, version control, adaptability, and maintainability in mindDevelop and deliver DevOps solutions that enable partnership with engineering teamsDrive improvements in capacity, reliability, availability, monitoring and performance of core tool stack systemsDevelop well-documented and flexible code standard programming languagesDesign and develop DevOps tool stack interfaces that are clean, with a simple and common navigation structureWork with other team members, feature development teams, and Operations to collaborate on DevOps practice methodology design and developmentPartner with developers and testers to create software deployment plansDrive the building of tools for automated deploymentMust Haves 4+ years of professional experience as an AWS DevOps EngineerExtensive experience in AWS tools: IAM, S3, LambdaAWS experience with components such as EMR / IAM / EKS / S3 / LambdaExperience with ELK stack particularly ElasticSearch or OpenSearchExperience with Linux and TerraformExperience with Helm and other Kubernetes management toolsSource control tool experience (GitLab, GitHub, etc)
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