Sr. DevOps Engineer (System Validation)
$145,000 - $170,000
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Posted 42 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$145,000 - $170,000
About the role
- In this role you will Automate the software build, installing and provisioning on Ubuntu OS and maintain the DevOps Environment to suit different System configuration requirements.
- Requires understanding of Linux System administration and developing baseline OS installs. Automate provisioning of test nodes, including BIOS/BMC configuration.
- This role also includes developing automated test content that integrates with the test automation framework. You will maintain scalable test modules in python.
- Create scripts and tools that interact with databases to log test results and interface with frontend dashboards for real-time reporting.
- Write clean, maintainable, and well-documented code following best practices in Software Engineering
- Provide support and work collaboratively with team members
- 8 years developing and implementing best practices for Linux servers. Working knowledge of Ubuntu and Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating systems administration 4+ years working experience with Bash/Shell and strong Python skills for test automation in the lab.
- Experience using Git for codebase version control
- Experience with DevOps/testing frameworks like Jenkins, Robot framework, and Ansible
- Experience with maintaining and configuring postfix (email service)
- Experience writing cloud-init and kickstart configurations from scratch.
- Demonstrated ability to solve problems independently and work collaboratively in a team environment
- Familiar with Intel/AMD/NVIDIA development tool kits such as CUDA, ROCm is a plus
- Experience with Django/Celery and working with RESTful APIs is an added advantage
- Understanding of the Data Center Systems architecture is a plus
- Basic networking/firewall understanding and familiarity with security protocols, firewalls, SSL certificates, and web-based technologies
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