Platform Engineer
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Job description
Responsibilities:
- Collaborate closely with our development and product teams in our fast-paced delivery environment.
- Build and manage a modern, automated, cloud-native, continuous delivery pipeline.
- Build and manage the cloud resources for our business to use.
- Understand and provide the security, compliance, regulation of banking systems.
Requirements:
- Knowledge of technology best practices for building a modern automated DevOps platform.
- Good understanding of technologies and experience in building a highly scalable and fault tolerant system.
- Self-starter, capable of working without direction and able to deliver projects from scratch.
- Experiences in integrating with HKICL and SWIFT such as FPS and CHATS is a definite advantage
- DevOps toolchain experience (GitHub, CircleCI, Artifactory, SonarQube).
- CICD tools hands-on experience (Spinnaker, Ansible, Chef).
- Cloud computing deployment and management experience (AWS (preferred), GCP, Azure) via Infrastructure as Code tools (Terraform, CloudFormation, Pulumi).
- Container management and container orchestration experience – Docker, Kubernetes.
- Monitoring tools Elastic Stack, Prometheus, Grafana, Datadog.
- Strong knowledge of Linux/UNIX and TCP/IP Subnet.
- Strong understanding and practice Agile/Lean projects SCRUM, KANBAN etc.
- Practical knowledge with Git flow, Trunk and GitHub flow branching strategies.
- Strong English communication skills.
Desirable
- Breadth of knowledge – operating systems, networking, distributed computing, cloud computing.
- Certified in cloud computing (professional levels: Solution architect, DevOps engineer, Security, Network).
- Distributed system knowledge applicable to a microservice architecture.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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