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David Careers

DevOps Engineer

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kliqueSpringfield (MA)
Computer Systems Engineers/ArchitectsComputer Systems Design Services

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About the role

About KliqueKlique builds the governed AI infrastructure layer that enterprises, defense organizations, and research institutions run their most sensitive agentic workloads on. We're looking for engineers and sales professionals who want to work on hard problems at the intersection of AI, security, and scale.
About the Role: Klique's DevOps team is in charge of bringing Klique to production. This includes supporting the development team, building a CI/CD pipeline, and supporting the Klique production K8s pipeline, with hundreds of machines supporting thousands of users. We are looking for a highly motivated and experienced DevOps engineer to join the team and help advance our systems to support more customers. Work is either fully remote or hybrid with offices in Tel Aviv.
Responsibilities:
  • Join the DevOps team in charge of Klique platform development and production environments
  • Take part in building and expanding K8s based SaaS environments supporting thousands of users
  • Take part in building a CI/CD pipeline
  • Support enterprise customers installing on-premises versions of the Klique platform
Requirements:
  • At least 2 years of experience with a leading cloud provider: AWS, Azure or Google Cloud
  • At least 2 years of scripting/programming experience (Python or equivalent)
  • Experienced with building high-availability / high-scalability systems
  • Experienced with database clusters
  • Experienced with Docker and Kubernetes
  • Experienced with Linux administration
  • High-level English
  • Team player with excellent communication skills Learn more and see all open roles: https://klique.ai/company/careers/

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