DevOps Engineer

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EngineeringDevops Engineer

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Key Responsibilities

Design, deploy, and manage infrastructure on Microsoft Azure. This includes networking, compute, storage, identity/access, monitoring, security,

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EngineeringDevops Engineer

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→Design, deploy, and manage infrastructure on Microsoft Azure. This includes networking, compute, storage, identity/access, monitoring, security, and cost management across a wide range of project environments
→Install, configure, and manage OpenShift clusters from scratch on VMs (no managed/cloud OpenShift - this is full, manual, ground-up cluster setup and ongoing lifecycle management) for our IBM Cloud Pak engagements
→Install and configure third party Cloud Servicer on top of those OpenShift environments
→Deploy and operate Kubernetes workloads, primarily via Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
→Manage containerized workloads using Docker and Docker Compose

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Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field
At least 3 years of professional DevOps experience
Solid hands-on experience with Microsoft Azure infrastructure and services
Working knowledge of Linux systems administration
Practical experience with Docker and container-based deployment workflows
Experience with Kubernetes, ideally including AKS
Experience with CI/CD tooling - GitLab CI/CD experience is a strong plus
Comfort working across multiple concurrent projects and technology stacks, given our project-based structure

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Experience installing or administering OpenShift clusters (especially manual/on-VM installs)
Experience with any IBM Cloud Pak product
Relevant certifications: Azure (AZ-104, AZ-400, AZ-500), CKA/CKAD, Red Hat Certified Specialist in OpenShift Administration, or similar
Scripting/automation skills (Bash, Python, Ansible, Terraform, or similar IaC tools)
Exposure to Java/Spring Boot or frontend frameworks (Angular, React, Vue) from a deployment/operations perspective
Familiarity with Apache Solr, Elasticsearch, or the ELK stack