Staff DevOps/Kubernetes Engineer (Future Leader): $200-250K+

Posted 3 days ago

ic resourcesChula Vista (CA)

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Lead

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$175-235 K

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About the role

We're working with a big name in the Deep Tech space in their search for a Sr. Principal Dev Ops Engineer (Future Leader) with a very high level of autonomy. This is a Hybrid (3 Days) Position in the San Diego Area. Because the client does a significant amount of work with the U.S. Federal Government, we can only consider U.S. Citizens and Green Card Holders at this time. Why This is the Sr. Principal Dev Ops Engineer Position For You: Very Competitive Base Salary ($175-235K) +

Excellent Benefits: Industry Leading Company and Highly Stable Access to the Latest/Greatest Technology and Investment to Be The Best Solid Growth Opportunity High Level of Autonomy and Impact! This Position will Require a Very High Level of Autonomy: Must Be a Self-Starter and Not Require Much "Hand-Holding"What We're Looking for in a Sr. Principal Dev Ops Engineer:10 Years Experience in the Software Engineering Field with a focus on Dev Ops/SREExpert-Level Expertise in Containerization/Orchestration: Kubernetes, Docker, etc. Very Strong Scripting and/or Programming Experience: Python, Go, Bash, etc. Extensive Experience in Multi-Cloud and Hybrid Environments Highly Proficient with IaC Tools: Terraform, Cloud Formation, Ansible Extensive Experience Building and Releasing CI/CD Pipelines: Jenkins, Git Lab, Git Hub Experience with Cloud Security and Compliance Best Practices, Dev Sec Ops High Level of Autonomy and Agency and Ability to Work Little Direction Bachelor's Degree in STEM Field

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