We’re looking for a highly talented DevOps engineer to join the Cloud & Infrastructure group. In this role, you will take part in DevOps operations and create and upgrade existing solutions. You will also be building robust cloud infrastructure for running simulation at scale, in various public clouds, on perm and standalone-based installations. In addition, you will be responsible for CI/CD pipelines & infrastructure to automate various activities throughout the different stages in the lifecycle of the product development.

Responsibilities

• Work with different cloud environments (Azure / AWS / Google Cloud/others)
• Help design and build architectural solutions for complex systems
• Deploy and maintain external and internal systems and APIs

Requirements

• DevOps culture passion
• At least 5 years of experience in Linux/Unix environments
• Experience with Dockers & Containers
• Infrastructure automation tools: Jenkins, Terraform
• Experience in developing CI/CD pipelines
• Coding/programming experience of at least 5 years
• Languages: JS, Node, python, go, groovy
• Demonstrable ability of problem troubleshooting
• Proficient in Git
• Highly motivated team player & willing to learn
• Excellent communication

Will be a plus

• Experience with Kubernetes
• Spark and DataBricks
• Public / Private Cloud: Azure, AWS
• Monitoring systems experience

What we offer

• A fun and dynamic industry where you can make a difference
• Generous flex days and flex hours
• Vacation time (up to 20 working days)
• Medical insurance
• Paid sick leaves
• Highly competitive group insurance
• Access to training and learning programs

About the project

Our new client aims to make the safest driving experience while using the simulation tools for vehicles (cars, machines, etc). With the help of simulation platforms, this technology tests various driving scenarios to avoid accidents on the road and provide a safe route to the driver.

The main goal of this project is to train the vehicles’ AI system for the sake of money and time saving because there is no need to test this in real-time.