Teravision Technologies seeks a DevOps Engineer with 4+ years of AWS experience, proficiency in Terraform, Python automation, and knowledge of containerization and Docker for remote work.
Teravision Technologies is a Nearshore Software outsourcing company with offices in Colombia and USA and over 170 professionals working remotely worldwide. With over 20 years of experience in design, development, and quality assurance, Teravision Technologies offers custom solutions for a wide range of industries in the USA, Europe, and Latin America.
Why Teravision Technologies?
Here at Teravision Technologies we are problem solvers, with detail and objective-oriented mindset and are first and foremost team players. We want to be the next big step in your career. We look for innovators, people hungry for challenges, and go getters to join our team.
This is a remote position; candidates from all over Latin America are welcome to apply.
General Details:
- Fully remote position.
- Working hours (40 hours/week any timezone)
- Employment type: Contractor.
- Compensation in USD.
Qualifications:
- +4 years of experience working with AWS.
- Deep understanding of APIs/command-line tools.
- Proficiency with Terraform (infrastructure as a code).
- Working knowledge of automation with Python.
- Understanding of containerization and docker.
- Experience with Kubernetes is a plus.
- Excellent English communication skills are a must.
What's in it for you?
- Paid time off.
- Paid National Holidays of your country of residence.
- Unlimited access to professional educational resources, through our growth partner Pluralsight and English Learning.
- Enjoy benefits related to our AWS partnership.
- Remote work laptop.
- Career path development.
- Challenging projects with international clients.
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