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Paris, Île-de-France
€55000 - €70000 per annum
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SENIOR DEVOPS ENGINEER
55-70K€ par an
Paris, France

Forte d'une technologie innovante, cette Start-Up souhaite continuer sa croissance en recrutant un profil Senior DevOps Engineer et consolider son expertise technique

Cette technologie basée sur de nombreux algorithmes prédictifs permet aux entreprises d'affiner leur stratégie publicitaire.

Au sein de cette Start Up en pleine expansion vous rejoindrez une équipe technique composé de Développeurs et Data Scientists :

LE POSTE :

Au sein de l'équipe Data vous apporterez votre expertise dans le domaine :

  • Vous aurez pour responsabilité la partie déploiement
  • Vous participerez aux différents projets de développement des équipes Data
  • Vous rédigerez des miscroservices, travaillerez sur la scabilité
  • Vous travaillerez en étroite collaboration avec l'équipe Product afin d'établir la roadmap
  • Vous serez amené à implanter des opérations de solutions d'intégration continue
  • Vous serez amené à faire de la veille sur les outils DevOps

LE PROFIL :

  • Vous avez au moins 3 ans d'expériences sur un poste similaire
  • Vous maîtrisez parfaitement des outils de programmation tel que Python ou Scala
  • Vous justifiez d'une expérience avec des outils DevOps : Git/Jenkins/Ansible/Terraform
  • Vous avez déjà travailler sur des outils Cloud (AWS/GCP)
  • Vous pouvez évoluer de façon autonome et prendre des initiatives sur des problématiques d'optimisation
  • Vous pouvez évoluer dans un environnement professionnel anglais.

COMMENT POSTULER :

Si vous êtes intéressé(e), merci de faire part de votre CV à Pierre Gerbeau.



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