Senior Cloud Engineer
“Job Overview
The Senior Cloud Engineer is responsible for a variety of engineering activities including the design, acquisition and development of hardware, software and network infrastructure in coordination with the Technology team. The overall objective of this role is to ensure quality standards are being met within existing and planned frameworks.
Required Skills & Qualifications
– 5+ years of relevant experience in an Engineering role, preferably within Cloud or DevOps.
– Experience working in Financial Services or a large, complex, and/or global environment is a plus.
– Demonstrates clear and concise written and verbal communication skills.
– Experience in building and maintaining CI/CD pipelines using tools such as Jenkins, Bitbucket, Gitlab/GitHub.
– Proficient in building and deploying applications using Kubernetes (EKS/GKE), Docker, Terraform, Helm, and Harness/UCD.
– Familiarity with Terraform Enterprise concepts and usage.
– Experience in writing Python, Groovy, and shell scripts for automation and system administration tasks.
– A strong interest in and passion for driving automation within existing processes.
– Ability to work independently on assigned tasks, manage multiple responsibilities, and take ownership.
– Ability to learn quickly and adapt to pressure or unexpected changes in requirements.
– Demonstrated ability to contribute to operational tasks and process improvements.
– Bachelor’s degree/University degree or equivalent experience
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