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Senior Cloud/DevOps Engineer

Posted 8 days ago

argyle infotechSunnyvale (CA)

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Senior Cloud/DevOps Engineer
Location: Sunnyvale, CA
Experience: 10 Duration: 6 MonthsPlease mention the current location, DL location, and visa status. Only U.S. Citizens and Green Card Holders. Must have skills: NGINX, Zero Trust Networking, AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, Datadog, Pulumi, Lemur, HAProxy, PostgreSQL, AWS Code Whisperer, Kube Cost AI, New Relic, Wiz, Python, Groovy
Job Description: Design, deploy, and manage highly available AWS infrastructure using Terraform and Pulumi. Operate and support production Kubernetes clusters, including upgrades, scaling, and troubleshooting. Configure and maintain HAProxy for routing, load balancing, and failover. Manage PostgreSQL databases, including backup, recovery, replication, and tuning. Implement enterprise-grade monitoring, logging, and alerting using Datadog and New Relic. Enforce cloud security posture and compliance using Wiz and manage certificates via Lemur. Drive cloud cost governance and optimization using Kube Cost AI.Develop and maintain CI/CD and automation pipelines using Python and Groovy.
Leverage AWS Code: Whisperer to improve code quality and engineering efficiency. Provide production support and lead root-cause analysis for critical incidents. Mentor junior engineers and contribute to DevOps best practices.

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