Locusview

DevOps Engineer

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Remote or Hybrid

Hiring Remotely in Chicago, IL

Senior level

Remote or Hybrid

Hiring Remotely in Chicago, IL

Senior level

The DevOps Engineer develops and maintains infrastructure, improving CI/CD pipelines, and ensures high availability, automation, and performance of systems.

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Locusview is a growing Israeli-American SaaS company with significant activity globally. Our client base is made up of the leading gas and electric utility companies in the world. Our goal is to provide a cloud-based digital construction platform so our customers can manage all of their projects digitally from A to Z and in real time. The bigger picture for us is to ensure data accuracy, save resources, and prevent environmental damage.

The DevOps Engineer is responsible for developing and maintaining the infrastructure and tools that allow for seamless deployment, scaling, and monitoring of our systems. This role involves working with both development and operations teams to ensure high availability, automation, and flawless performance

What You'll Do:

Work in a dynamic and growing environment
Create and improve our CI/CD pipelines and tools to accelerate and optimize our delivery
Work closely with the development teams to improve the design and implementation of infrastructure assets
Be responsible for the production-grade execution of solutions
Maintain current and design new infrastructure solutions on a cross-functional level

Requirements:

4+ years of experience with Devops on a product in production
Experience in Docker and container orchestration
Good knowledge of AWS - VPC, ECS, EKS, EC2, Route53, S3
Hands on experience with Terraform
Good knowledge on CI processes - Jenkins/Github/AWS CodePipeline
Experience with production infrastructure.
Experience with Monitoring.
Knowledge in at least one scripting language: Python, Bash, Groovy, etc.

Top Skills

AWS

Aws Codepipeline

Bash

Docker

Git

Groovy

Jenkins

Python

Terraform

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