DevOps Engineer (SRE)

Scalable Solutions Io — Georgia · Posted ~2 hours ago

Mid

Skills

DevOps Infrastructure as Code Ansible Terraform Monitoring Prometheus Grafana ELK Linux Kubernetes AWS Networking Python Bash VictoriaMetrics

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Summary ✨ AI‑Generated

Join an infrastructure engineering team focused on reliability and automation. You will maintain production and staging systems, migrate workloads to bare-metal and AWS Kubernetes clusters, improve monitoring, automate infrastructure, and respond to critical incidents.

Highlights

Maintain and modernize production infrastructure, migrate systems to Kubernetes and AWS environments, strengthen monitoring, automate operational processes, and act as a key escalation point for critical incidents.

Description

About The Role We are looking for a DevOps Engineer to join the team responsible for maintaining and automatization of existing infrastructure as well as participating in migration of the current infrastructure to various baremetal and AWS Kubernetes clusters. Job Description Maintaining and supporting the existing production and staging infrastructureEnhancing monitoring capabilities and responding to critical incidents as the final escalation pointMigrating the existing infrastructure to Kubernetes clustersAutomating existing solutions and developing new ones Qualifications You have: At least 3 years of experience in DevOpsStrong knowledge and experience with IaaC tools such as Ansible and TerraformExperience with VictoriaMetrics/Prometheus, Grafana and ELK Highly Preferred Practical experience with Kubernetes: deployment, scaling, and cluster upgradesStrong Linux skills (Debian mostly)Good understanding of network technologiesBasic programming skills (Python, Bash)Experience with version control systems (Git) Will Be a Plus Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skillsExperience with infrastructure security best practices