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• Post :- 5th Nov 2024

      •     You have architected cloud based services including infrastructure maintenance
      •     You have mentored more junior engineers in their technical skills
      •     You can run a meeting where the outcome is a technical decision made
      •     You have a history of writing performant, maintainable, testable code
      •     You enjoy reading and critiquing others code in code review
      •     You are passionate about automation and reducing toil
      •     You are committed to quality and experienced with modern software testing practices
      •     You care about contributing to an amazing work culture and environment
Even better if….
      •     Prior experience with automated configuration tools like Ansible, Puppet, Chef, etc
      •     Prior experience in Infrastructure as Code in Terraform and running microservices in Kubernetes
      •     Prior experience writing web applications in Python
      •     Prior experience deploying cloud services, monitoring, alerting, and handling escalations
      •     You have experience supporting a high-availability SaaS environment
      •     Experience in advocating for security in DevOps practices
Why you should apply….
      •     You’ve seen the news! Cybersecurity is the biggest issue of our time and you want to make a difference.
      •     You thrive having the autonomy to operate in a meaningful problem space solving real problems for real people
      •     You love collaborating with, teaching, and learning from high-performing peers on software projects
This job may not be for you if…
      •     You only code alone and aren't willing to mentor and be mentored.
      •     You lack a real passion for writing high-quality secure software that is backed by an equally mature approach to testing.
      •     You stress under the ambiguity of a problem and default to others to provide you with the answers.
      •     Your first instinct is to point out why something can’t be done rather than focusing on what the customer problem is.
      •     You tire at the thought of a steady, deliberate pace in both a product and company.