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San Francisco, California
US$150000 - US$180000 per annum
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DEVOPS ENGINEER

SAN FRANCISCO

$150,000 - $180,000

A growing team that is disrubpting established industries through connecting consumers and business are looking for the next set of DevOps Engineers to join their team. The growing team is working on a number of diverse projects that will really expand an engineer's skillset.

THE COMPANY

The DevOps Engineer will work for a global brand that is disrupting their industry. The team is working on taking hundreds of services from deployment to production in a fast paced a technologically advanced environment. This is an opportunity to make transformative changes within the team and data warehouse.

THE ROLE

  • Hands on infrastructure provisioning
  • Building custom layers for the engineering team to provision their services
  • Improving security processes and always looking to automate procedures to alleviate the burden on the team
  • Contribute to large codebases

YOUR SKILLS & EXPERIENCE

  • Previous experience working with AWS, mostly within large scale distributed systems
  • Proven experience working with Docker containers, as well as with orchestration tools (ideally ECS, but will consider Kubernetes)
  • You will need to treat infrastructure as code, Terraform experience is essential for this position
  • Commercial experience coding in Python to a strong level

HOW TO APPLY

Please register your interest by sending your resume to Calum Reid via the apply link on this page.

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