Devops Engineer Lead-Noida @ Deuglo Infosystem

Job Description

The DevOps Engineer Lead is responsible for implementing and maintaining the DevOps process on-premises and in cloud environments. The Senior DevOps Engineer must ensure that the DevOps processes are configured to the industry standards to achieve optimal workload balancing between on-premises and the cloud.

Key Responsibilities:

• Managing Cloud Infrastructure using Infrastructure as Code using Terraform/Ansible
• Experience working with cloud providers (AWS, GCP, Azure) and familiar with Cloud provider services.
• Managing DNS entries and setups using Cloudflare
• Experience in building systems that scale is required
• Experience with CI/CD
• Familiarity with the open-source monitoring stack of Kibana/Elasticsearch/Dynatrace.
• Development background experience with Python, NodeJS, Nginx Configuration
• Ability to write scripts in Node, Bash, Powershell, or similar
• Good LINUX / UNIX background
• Strong analytical / problem-solving skills
• Understanding the principles of building fault-tolerant systems
• General understanding of networking (routing, subnets, gateways)

Qualification and Expected Skill Set:

• Setup, implementation, and support of technological solutions
• Setup CI/CD pipeline for production deploys
• Good Jenkins experience, managing and writing pipelines
• Experience with ontainers, specifically Docker
• Good understanding of Linux and Windows operating systems.
• Experience with Kubernetes is a plus
• Experience managing artifacts (Artifactory) is a plus
• Develop and improve our monitoring and alerting systems
• Create and maintain infrastructure as code configurations to setup our cloud environments on AWS/GCP/Azure
• Implement methodologies and procedures to ensure our systems are resilient and can automatically recover from failure with minimal to no intervention
• Engage in communications across all relevant departments of the organization

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Keyskills:   ansible python devops node.js linux aws docker kubernetes