Job
Description
Roles and Responsibilities • Establish standards and repeatable processes for managing change across environments, taking advantage of innovative cloud technologies, DevOps tools and practices. • Build tools and automation that eliminate repetitive tasks in Infrastructure deployments. • Implementation and deployment of AWS Architected solutions including backup, restore, monitoring using AWS native services. • AWS Identity and Access Management to make sure AWS services have proper policies and permissions to talk to other AWS services in Data and DevOps space. • Design and Implement containerized solutions in AWS Cloud. • Identifies and evaluates future technology options, with a focus on cloud-based approach, to support technology growth and organization maturity. • Develop and document programs, scripts, and standard operating procedures pertaining to implemented solutions. Desired Candidate Profile • Minimum of 6 years of technical experience with AWS cloud technologies is a must have. • Experience with AWS Build tools (e.g. Cloud Formation, Code Commit, Code Build, Code Pipeline, Code Pipeline) • Expert level experience with Infra as a code tools like Cloud Formation, Serverless Application Model, Terraform etc. • Experience writing build scripts with Jenkins, Github Actions and containerizing application using Docker • Experience with the following AWS Services ECS, EKS, ECR, S3, EC2, VPC, Route 53, Lambda, Event Bridge, Cloud Watch, IAM, RDS, Back up Services, Systems Manager, • Experience working in a Linux environment. • Experience with release, change and configuration management. • Demonstrated experience with the design, implementation and support of Amazon Web Services and hybrid cloud solutions across multiple global regions. • Demonstrated experience in assisting with the establishment of company policies, operational objectives, and work plans that affect immediate operations. • Excellent communication, verbal and organizational skills. • Excellent customer service skills and focus.
