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Sr. DevOps Engineer 100% Remote Position We have built a cloud-based policy administration platform over the past three years and we are looking for an exceptional candidate to join our team and help with our day to day efforts.
Responsibilities: ● Maintenance and Monitoring of existing cloud infrastructure (GCP + AWS) ● Configuration of new Google Cloud Platform services as needed ● Identify and solve problems related to both performance and security ● Supporting deployment related activities ● Task automation where applicable ● Collaborating with and supporting engineering, quality assurance, marketing, and project management
Requirements: ● Professional experience with at least one major IaC technology (Terraform preferred) ● Professional experience with Bash or Python ● Professional experience with AWS / Azure / GCP (Google Cloud is preferred) ● Knowledge of containerization technologies such as Docker or Containerd ● Experience supporting stateless applications in a production setting ● Experience with Linux administration (systemd preferred) ● 5+ Years relevant work experience
Nice to have: ● Centralized logging, metrics, and monitoring experience ● Professional experience with Kubernetes or a managed Kubernetes Service (AKS, EKS, GKE) ● Professional experience with ELK, DataDog, Prometheus, Grafana, etc.. ● Additional programming languages (E.g. Java, Kotlin, Nodejs, Golang, etc..) ● Knowledge of HashiCorp Terraform (better Terraform + Terraform Cloud) ● Experience with Secret management (Google Secret Manager, HashiCorp Vault, etc..) ● Experience with Zero trust or NIST 800-207 standards ● Experience with any security and data privacy standards/regulations

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