Senior DevOps Engineer (AWS/Kubernetes) (#5410)

Project Overview

The project involves a large-scale platform separation and migration program. The engineer will join an established DevOps team to build, migrate, and support a new standalone AWS environment hosting multiple production applications and services.
This is a hands-on role focused on AWS infrastructure, Kubernetes (Amazon EKS), Terraform-based Infrastructure-as-Code, CI/CD modernization (GitHub Actions and Jenkins migration), and production platform support throughout the migration lifecycle.

Responsibilities:

• Design, build, and support AWS-based infrastructure.
• Build and operate Amazon EKS clusters across Development, QA, and Production environments.
• Administer and troubleshoot Kubernetes platforms.
• Develop and maintain GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines.
• Migrate existing Jenkins pipelines to GitHub Actions.
• Build and maintain Infrastructure-as-Code using Terraform.
• Support containerized application deployments.
• Assist with Karpenter implementation and node provisioning strategies.
• Support monitoring, alerting, incident response, and production operations.
• Collaborate with application teams during migration and deployment activities.
• Create and maintain technical documentation and runbooks.

Requirements:

• Strong hands-on AWS experience (IAM, networking, security, multi-account environments).
• Strong Kubernetes administration and troubleshooting experience in production environments.
• Experience with GitHub Actions and CI/CD pipeline development.
• Experience migrating or modernizing CI/CD platforms.
• Strong Terraform expertise, including reusable modules and infrastructure lifecycle management.
• Linux administration skills.
• Production support experience.
• Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving abilities.
• English - Upper-Intermediate or higher

Nice to have skills:

• Karpenter.
• Database migration experience.
• Container security tooling.
• SRE and observability practices.
• Documentation and knowledge-sharing mindset.