[Hiring] Senior DevOps Engineer @Cloud Posse

Role Description

We're looking for DevOps professionals with a broad range of experience with Terraform and Kubernetes. Ideal candidates have a solid programming background and enjoy writing and contributing to Open Source software used by thousands of companies around the world. We offer a unique environment to solve big challenges for successful technology startups. This involves orchestrating and automating complex systems. Your job will be customer-facing and involve a lot of context switching and be subject to tight deadlines.

Qualifications

• Terraform
• Kubernetes
• AWS
• Docker / Docker Compose
• Helm
• Proficient in one or more formal languages:
• Golang (preferred)
• C/C++
• Java
• Proficient in one or more interpreted languages:
• NodeJS
• Ruby
• Python
• Perl
• LUA
• Bash / sh
• Make
• Proficient in two or more of the following SaaS services:
• Datadog
• OpsGenie
• Splunk
• Sumologic
• Pager Duty
• New Relic
• GitHub Actions
• Codefresh
• CircleCI

Company Description

We are an Open Source consultancy. If you’ve ever used Terraform or Kubernetes, you’ve probably landed on one of our projects. Everything we do is Open Source (APACHE2) and available on our GitHub at github.com/cloudposse . We do this for multiple reasons:

• Ensures we deliver quality because our reputation is out in the open.
• Everything we do should be highly-repeatable and relevant.
• We are the largest provider of Open Source Terraform modules.
• We work with some of the smartest and fastest-growing startups to help them develop and implement next-generation cloud platforms.
• Our solutions are cutting edge, practicing Infrastructure as Code, GitOps, CI/CD, and BeyondCorp-style security.
• We manage more open-source repositories than almost any other company out there.

We keep things interesting because life's boring without a challenge. We're currently working on interesting problems like running Terraform inside of Kubernetes, deploying Teleport SSH under Helm, ChatOps with Kubernetes, and how to solve automatic database migrations with Helm deployments.