Senior Cloud Engineer
Senior Cloud Engineer
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Collaborate with product engineering teams to architect and deploy applications using Gitlab, Terraform, AWS services and methodologies
- Envision, Design and Build end-to-end Observability for Applications running on AWS Platform
- Create and Manage Alarms and Dashboards using Cloud Watch and Terraform
- Eliminate Toil by automating, optimizing and driving efficiency across how a unit of work moves from dev to production
- Create, maintain and share technical documentation like Runbooks, Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) used by engineers and other team members
- Ensure security is integrated into all cloud architecture solutions
- Solve problems related to operations of mission critical services and build automation to proactively detect and prevent their re-occurrences
- Contribute to creation and operations of multi-region, multi-AZ distributed systems
- Have full oversight into changes going into Production, asset tagging, cost and capacity analysis, vulnerability and patch management
- Define auto-scaling processes for optimizing service and compute utilization
- Be on-call rotation for application support
- Experience designing and building Data Lakes on AWS, including services such as EC2, S3, Lambda, Dynamo DB, Redshift, Glue etc.
- Experience with DevOps tools such as Jenkins, Maven, GitLab, SonarQube in a cloud environment
- Experience with technologies include: AWS, Linux and Data Warehouse Technologies
- Ability to create and utilize Terraform templates to automate creation of AWS images
- Demonstrable skillset in scripting languages, e.g. Bash, PowerShell Demonstrable skillset in programming languages, preferably JavaScript or Python
- Advanced experience with System Administration with Linux (RHEL/CentOS) including Microsoft Active Directory, and LDAP integration.
- A team player capable of high performance, flexibility in a dynamic working environment and the ability to lead
- Skill and ability to train others on technical and procedural topics
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