Senior SRE/DevOps Engineer (Remote, Australia) - Min. $165k

Category: Technology

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Exceptionly revolutionizes the software industry by eliminating outsourcing companies and directly matching talent with technology companies. Thanks to the remote work revolution, we observe the impacts of highly skilled software engineers worldwide getting paid up to 3x better and thriving with extraordinary professional challenges.
Our Commitment to You

- Only full-time, 100% remote jobs

- Career coaching and full-time remote job continuity

Daily Life of A Senior SRE/DevOps Engineer

We are looking for a Senior SRE/DevOps Engineer who is eager to work on Payment/FinTech domain.

- Work with an experienced developing team aiming to achieve greatness and solving complex issues.

- Follow and adopt the best practices for DevOps

- Able to create CI/CD pipelines

- Automate tools to reduce repeating efforts of processes using scripting

- Build tools and integrations that monitor and create alerts.

- Adapt the best practices using the Cloud

- Troubleshoot errors - from software to hardware to cloud resources.

- Contribute to Companies'Engineering Culture by making presentations or explaining concepts to a multinational team.

Requirements

- Major (or equivalent) in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field.

- At least 4 years of experience including 2+ hands-on experience in AWS environment.

- In-depth knowledge of working with AWS Lambda, EC2, EKS.

- Experience in maintaining and scaling storage solutions such as Elasticsearch, InfluxDB.

- Proficiency in Programming/Scripting using Python, Java, Bash, Shell, etc.

- Experience in CI/CD tools such as CircleCI, Terraform.

- Experience with CloudFlare, Chef, Puppet, Ansible, Kubernetes, Docker.

- Compliance knowledge/certifications in terms of SOC1,SOC2 or PCI DSS would be a plus.

- Any additional certifications in terms of AWS, DevOps, Compliance, etc.

- Holding a work permit in Australia is a must.

Benefits

- 100% Remote.

- Other benefits.

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