DevOps / System / Platform engineer
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We are looking for an experienced DevOps engineer to work on a complex cloud project.
Key responsibilities:
Designing, deploying, and maintaining AWS infrastructure using Terraform
Supporting and developing IaC practices (Terraform modules, state, backend, best practices)
Automating configurations and operations using Ansible
Setting up and maintaining monitoring and alerting (Prometheus, Grafana)
Supporting and developing centralized logging (Loki / ELK / OpenSearch)
Participating in building and improving CI/CD pipelines
Analyzing incidents and enhancing infrastructure stability and fault tolerance
Configuring and managing databases, including PostgreSQL and ClickHouse
Setting up and maintaining VPN solutions
Ensuring infrastructure security, including working with Key Vault
Collaborating with development teams
Mandatory requirements:
Commercial experience with AWS
EC2, VPC, IAM, ALB/NLB, S3, RDS (understanding of architecture and best practices)
Solid experience with Terraform
Modules, remote state, workspaces, versioning
Practical experience with Ansible
Roles, inventory, idempotency
Understanding of monitoring, metrics, and alerting principles
Experience with logging systems
Proficient Linux administration
Understanding of networking, DNS, and TLS
Experience with PostgreSQL and ClickHouse databases
Understanding of network security principles and experience configuring VPNs
Experience with Cloudflare
Additional skills:
Python for automation and internal tools
Kubernetes/Docker
Experience with high-load or production clusters
SRE approaches (SLO, SLA, error budget)
We expect
Analytical mindset and attention to detail
Independence and a sense of ownership regarding infrastructure
Ability to understand and work with existing systems
Desire to improve architecture rather than just "maintain" it
Commitment to... Learning new technologies and continuously improving skills
Strong communication skills and openness
We offer:
Work with real AWS infrastructure and production workloads
Involvement in architectural decisions
Professional growth
Flexible work arrangements
Competitive compensation