Google Cloud DevOps Engineer
redolentIrving (TX)
Google Cloud DevOps Engineer
Posted 6 days ago
redolentIrving (TX)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Google Cloud DevOpsIrving, TX4+ years of software engineering and DevOps experience in enterprise environments.2+ years of GCP experience in enterprise environments. Experience designing and implementing end-to-end Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) pipelines using tools like Jenkins / Google Cloud Build. Experience in Configuration Management and Infrastructure-as-Code (e.g. Chef, Puppet, Ansible, Terraform).Experience collaborating across multiple functional and/or technical teams to deliver an Agile-based project. Demonstrated knowledge of fundamental cloud security (e.g., Identity and Access Management, firewalls, etc...).Ability to communicate with clients on a business level and translate their needs into a technical solution. Develop and implement complex automation tasks and cloud architecture. Design, build, test, and deploy highly scalable and resilient cloud-based applications on private and public clouds. Apply GCP Well-Architected principles to production systems and operational support tooling. Develop deep expertise with Google Cloud Platform. Take ownership of key architecture decisions. Design and implement tooling and processes to ease and accelerate the developer experience of engineering teams. Work in a supportive environment with many growth opportunities.
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