DevOps Engineer (Hybrid & Multi Cloud)

What Success Will Look Like:

• Hybrid & Multi-Cloud Orchestration: Assist in managing, scaling, and maintaining our on-premises infrastructure while expanding and supporting environments across AWS, GCP, and OCI.
• Identity & Access Management (IAM): Design, implement, and audit secure authentication and authorization workflows (OIDC, SAML, Cloud IAM, Least Privilege policies) across hybrid environments.
• CI/CD Pipeline Architecture: Build, maintain, and optimize robust CI/CD pipelines to ensure safe, repeatable, and rapid code deployments.
• Observability & Debugging: Set up comprehensive monitoring, logging, and alerting systems. You will be the detective who tracks down root causes when complex, distributed systems misbehave.
• SecOps Integration: Embed security best practices directly into the infrastructure lifecycle (vulnerability scanning, secrets management, compliance-as-code).

Who You Are and What You've Done:

Technical Baseline (The Intercept)

• Experience: 3–5 years in a DevOps, Site Reliability, or Systems Engineering role.
• Infrastructure as Code (IaC): Solid hands-on experience with Terraform or OpenTofu.
• Operating Systems: Strong Linux administration and networking fundamentals (DNS, TCP/IP, firewalls, routing) for both cloud and physical hardware.
• Cloud Platforms: Foundational or deep experience in at least one major cloud (AWS, GCP, or OCI), with a strong conceptual understanding of how to translate those skills to the others.
• Containers: Experience with Docker and Kubernetes (managed or bare-metal).
• Tooling Preferences: Familiarity with monitoring tools (Prometheus, Grafana, ELK/OpenSearch), CI/CD tools (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins), and Secrets Management (HashiCorp Vault).

Growth Mindset (The Slope)

• Rapid Adaptation: The ability to pick up a completely new cloud provider or tool within weeks and apply it effectively.
• First-Principles Thinking: When an application fails, you don't just restart it; you want to understand why it failed at the OS or network level.
• Automation First: A strong aversion to manual, repetitive tasks; you automate yourself out of a job wherever possible.