Categories: DevOps, Cloud Computing, Software Engineering

Job Description:

Senior DevOps Engineer

Required Skills and Experience:

· 6+ years as Sr DevOps, with AWS hands-on experience

· 4+ years CI/CD experience

· Experience infrastructure provisioning using Terraforms, CloudFormation

· Experience doing production support

· Hands on experience in AWS provisioning and good knowledge of AWS Services like ECS – Fargate, OpenSearch.

· Knowledge of CloudFormation scripts for automation purpose.

· Experience in working on GitHub and GitHub actions.

· Experience in Monitoring the Kibana / DataDog / Dynatrace and checking the latency issues if any.

· Akamai – Understanding

Preferred additional Skills

· Experience in creating of Elastic Cache - Redis cluster and monitoring the metrics.

· Experience in DR setup (Active / Active or Active / Passive)

· Hands on experience in AWS provisioning and good knowledge of AWS Services like ECS

· Experience in creating of DynamoDB tables, DocumentDB, and AuroraDB.

· Harness

· Experience in Route 53

Soft Skills

· The candidate should have excellent communication skills. Verbal communication should be clear, as well as written skills using US English.

· The candidate should be capable of quickly grasping high-level concepts and can communicate them to others.

· The candidate can work on a fast-moving development team, be candid about the status of their work with the development team.

· The candidate cares about quality.

· Positive attitude

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