DevOps Engineer

The opportunity

You will work with developers and other engineering teammates to improve how software is built, released, monitored, and recovered when something fails. Your work will span existing production environments and the infrastructure improvements needed as the product grows. This is a hands-on role for someone who can follow a production problem through to its cause, make a thoughtful change, and verify the result. You care about dependable systems, understandable automation, and helping the team deliver with confidence.

What you will own

• Build and improve the path from a reviewed code change to a healthy production release, including test gates, configuration, deployment verification, and rollback.
• Provision and maintain cloud resources through version-controlled infrastructure code, with reusable patterns and clear change reviews.
• Keep development, staging, and production environments consistent enough for teams to find problems before users do.
• Operate containerized services and their supporting networking, identity, storage, and managed infrastructure.
• Create useful dashboards and alerts; connect system symptoms to the logs, metrics, and traces needed to diagnose them.
• Investigate infrastructure and deployment failures, restore service with the team, and turn incident findings into lasting improvements.
• Apply practical security controls to infrastructure and delivery workflows, including limited access, protected secrets, patching, and appropriate scanning.
• Improve resilience through tested backups, recovery procedures, deployment safeguards, and sensible capacity planning.
• Identify avoidable cloud spending and performance bottlenecks, and explain the reliability and cost tradeoffs of proposed changes.
• Automate repetitive operational work and help developers use environments and release tools confidently.
• Keep runbooks, architecture notes, and handoff documentation current so critical knowledge is shared.
• Communicate changes, risks, progress, and incidents clearly to engineering teammates and other stakeholders.

Who you are

You take responsibility for the systems you change and consider how those changes affect customers and teammates. You investigate before guessing, make tradeoffs explicit, and keep others informed when reliability is at stake. You value simple, maintainable solutions and leave useful documentation for the next person who needs to operate them.

Work arrangement

Full-time, remote opportunity for senior engineers around the world, intended to be 40 hours per week. The specific cloud stack, working-hour overlap, and any on-call expectations will be discussed for the client engagement.

Why this role matters

Reliable infrastructure gives the product team room to build. Your work will help reduce avoidable interruptions, make releases more predictable, and keep the platform ready for growth.