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Principal DevOps Engineer

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edcastMountain View (CA)

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About the role

Cornerstone OnDemand is seeking a Principal DevOps Engineer to join our CloudOps EU team. In this role, you will be a part of a team that maintains and provides daily support for development operations. In this role you will...Come up with proposals for systems/frameworks enhancements and improvement including necessary toolsetBuild automation projects using latest technologyWork with various LLMsHelp creating strategy of systems/solutions developmentCreate and lead implementation of software deployment strategiesAssist to other members of the team with solving of complex issuesDevelop CI/CD frameworks to automate tasks for developing and deploying codeMaintain pre-production systems and engineering toolsetEnhance monitoring, logging and provisioning solutionsWork with cloud based solutions on your day-to-day workPromote best practicesClosely collaborate with software engineering and cloud operations teamsYou've got what it takes if you have...4-8 years of work experienceAmazon Web Services working knowledge (EC2, RDS Route53, SES, SNS, SQS, IAM, S3, CloudWatch, ALB, NLB, ECR, EKS, ES) Solid Linux administration know-how including scripting languagesSolid knowledge about systems and applications supporting Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery / Continuous DeploymentHands on experience with Kubernetes and DockerHands on experience with Configuration Management / automation tools (Ansible, n8n) Terraform/Terragrunt as the Infrastructure as Code solutionHands on experience with version control systems (Git, SVN) Experience with Jenkins and Jenkins task creation automation (Jenkins DSL) Experience with monitoring and logging solutionsComfort with collaboration, open communication and reaching beyond functional boundariesExtra Dose of Awesome if you are familiar with...Databases including MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, OracleSecurity and moving towards DevSecOps in every possible area of your workSystems expertise (network stack, filesystems, cpu, memory, and how do they come together) Working knowledge of maven/ant/gradle, java/groovy, nexus combination, jboss, Tomcat and monitoring of those

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