As a Cloud DevOps Engineer, you will run and support the company’s software application infrastructure in the cloud, ensuring the optimized use of resources to scale.

What will you do  

• Design, develop, and implement cloud infrastructure as code using Terraform.    
• Manage and optimize cloud resources for cost-efficiency and performance.  
• Secure infrastructure by implementing best practices and adhering to security compliance standards.   
• Implement robust monitoring and alerting systems for infrastructure resources.   
• Collaborate with developers and operations teams to integrate infrastructure changes seamlessly into the software development lifecycle.  
• Champion DevOps best practices for cloud infrastructure management.  
• Setup, monitor and support CI/CD pipeline on premise or in the cloud.
• Stay up to date on the latest AWS services and Terraform features.

What do we expect  

• Proven experience as a DevOps Engineer with at least 3 years of experience (with a focus on AWS cloud infrastructure).   
• Implementation proficiency in service control policy and account governance (Control Tower, OU management, etc.).  
• Enable and configure AWS VPC flow logs, load balancer logging, direct connect, AWS VPN, TGX etc. 
• Experience managing Unix/Linux environments.   
• Extensive experience in scripting in languages such as Python/Ruby/Perl and shell scripting.  
• In-depth knowledge and experience with AWS services (EC2, S3, VPC, IAM, etc.).  
• Expert-level proficiency in Terraform, including writing reusable modules and leveraging best practices.   
• Able to troubleshoot infrastructure issues in cloud, identify root cause and implementation improvement and fixes.  
• Good knowledge of microservices architecture, container technologies (Docker, Kubernetes).
• Expertise in Git and GitOps philosophy. 
• Good people skills, teamwork, collaboration with cross function and cross-geo teams.   
• Self-motivated, willing to learn new technologies continuously.
• Maintain documentation for design, integration, testing, and deployment.