Senior DevOps Engineer (Azure Infrastructure)
Description
The company is a global leader in precision irrigation. This role sits in a small team that owns the infrastructure behind company Digital Farming products.
We're hiring a hands-on Senior DevOps Engineer to own Azure cloud infrastructure, CI/CD, and container platforms end-to-end. The work is deep Azure, heavy automation, production reliability, and close collaboration with global R&D teams in Israel and offshore.
What You'll do:
- Own CI/CD pipelines, build systems, and automation frameworks for fast, reliable delivery across teams.
- Build and manage Azure cloud-native infrastructure using Terraform and infrastructure-as-code practices.
- Define and maintain scalable container-based environments using Kubernetes and Docker-based deployments.
- Ensure production readiness, monitoring, reliability, and incident response in a fast-moving environment.
- Collaborate with global R&D teams in Israel and offshore partners across time zones.
Requirements
Must-Have Skills:
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Azure โ deep hands-on : portal operations, architecture, networking, security, monitoring, automation, infrastructure-as-code
- Terraform / Infrastructure-as-Code
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CI/CD and source control : Azure DevOps, GitHub / GitHub Actions, Jenkins or equivalent โ including ownership of production deployments
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Kubernetes in production
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Docker and container-based environments
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Production reliability : monitoring, incident resolution, security and compliance practices
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Linux / Windows environments, scripting, artifact management, modern DevOps toolchains
- 7+ years hands-on DevOps in cloud-native product environments, including production operations and release ownership
Nice-to-Have:
- Azure IoT Hub, Service Bus, Event Hubs and related Azure platform services
- Cosmos DB, Redis, SQL Server, Azure Data Explorer (ADX)
- Podman, Conan, Artifactory
- AI-based DevOps productivity tools
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering or Information Systems (or equivalent practical experience)
Originally posted on Himalayas