Regular DevOps / Cloud Infrastructure Engineer

Luxoft ๐Ÿ”ฅ
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Project Description:

We are looking for a Regular DevOps / Cloud Infrastructure Engineer to support infrastructure automation, environment deployment, and GitOps-based delivery.

Responsibilities:

* Own the Terraform infrastructure - API Gateway routes, Lambda functions, IAM roles, EC2, DynamoDB tables, SQS queues, AWS Workspaces .etc
* Design and maintain Python Lambda handlers that integrate with Active Directory/LDAP, GitLab, JFrog Artifactory, and the AWS SDK, handling KMS-encrypted secrets and SSM parameters.
* Run and troubleshoot the Jenkins deployment pipeline across environments (plan / create / destroy / test).
* Keep integration tests healthy and add coverage for new endpoints.
* Manage secrets and access control - Jenkins credentials, KMS key permissions, API keys stored in SSM.
* Solid Ansible skills for authoring and maintaining idempotent playbooks, roles, and inventories across Linux and Windows hosts.
* Strong Linux administration skills, including shell scripting, package and service management, systemd, networking, and troubleshooting.

Mandatory Skills Description:

* Hands-on experience with AWS or Azure.
* Experience with Terraform and infrastructure-as-code.
* Knowledge of networking: VPC, subnets, routing, security groups, NAT, private endpoints.
* Experience with IAM roles and policies.
* Experience with Jenkins, GitLab CI/CD or Azure DevOps Pipelines.
* Ability to troubleshoot complex cloud deployments.
* Good communication and documentation skills.

Nice-to-Have Skills Description:

* PowerShell for Windows / AD / Workspaces helper scripts.
* JFrog Artifactory REST API - permissions, replication, tokens, storage.
* Windows Server administration, RSAT, and SSM Run Command.
* Bedrock and SageMaker service familiarity.

Languages:

English: B2 Upper Intermediate

Required languages

English B2 - Upper Intermediate
Published 4 September
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