CloudOps Engineer- US (Remote)

About the position WHAT YOU’LL DO Develop dashboards to best aid our incident response capabilities Develop alerts based on SLOs allowing the team to respond to issues quickly Review logging setup to ensure that understanding the product flow is easy for engineers Benchmarking cloud disk performance and understand tradeoffs between filesystems Reviewing security group and network configurations to ensure the least privilege is being requested Build features in the development codebase from time to time Update the application code to review logging, metrics, tracing, auth etc. Reviewing infrastructure costs and looking for potential savings Write public-facing Terraform and Cloudformation for AWS, GCP and Azure Work with product development teams to support their IAM needs Responsibilities • Develop dashboards to best aid our incident response capabilities • Develop alerts based on SLOs allowing the team to respond to issues quickly • Review logging setup to ensure that understanding the product flow is easy for engineers • Benchmarking cloud disk performance and understand tradeoffs between filesystems • Reviewing security group and network configurations to ensure the least privilege is being requested • Build features in the development codebase from time to time • Update the application code to review logging, metrics, tracing, auth etc. • Reviewing infrastructure costs and looking for potential savings • Write public-facing Terraform and Cloudformation for AWS, GCP and Azure • Work with product development teams to support their IAM needs Requirements • 4+ years of experience as an engineer working in a cloud environment. • A curious mindset where you like to be challenged to dive deep when required. • Proven, hands-on experience with infrastructure as code in production environments (Terraform, Terragrunt, Cloudformation, CDK, ARM-BICEP etc..). • Some programming experience (Golang or Java preferred). • Scripting/programming skills with Python/Bash/Csh. • An innovative approach, with the ability to quickly learn technologies, and implement cutting edge technologies. • A strong sense of ownership and accountability Nice-to-haves • Deep knowledge of snapshotting, volumes and encryption on public clouds. • Deep knowledge of filesystems. • Hands on experience with multiple cloud vendors, including cross account IAM and identity federation schemes • Familiarity with deploying serverless functions with multiple Cloud Vendors Apply tot his job

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