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O3 Solutions
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O3 Solutions provides a digital project management platform purpose-built for capital projects. Driven by industry best practices, including Advanced Work Packaging (AWP), Agile, and Lean methodologies, O3 helps teams of all kinds achieve measurable success from early phase planning through execution, systems completion, and start up.
At O3, we are committed to building a team of talented, passionate individuals who are dedicated to reshaping the future of the construction industry. Our people are the driving force behind everything we achieve, and we’re always looking for exceptional talent to join us on our journey.
About the role
The Sr. Cloud Engineer shares responsibility for the design, build, and operation of O3’s cloud infrastructure. This is a hands-on senior role for someone who brings ideas forward: you will propose how our environments should evolve, make the case for it, and build it alongside the team. O3 runs primarily on Microsoft Azure and has expanded into AWS and GCP. Day to day you will design and manage scalable, secure, and reliable cloud environments, take a leading hand in infrastructure-as-code and CI/CD, and serve as a senior escalation point for the team.
What you'll do
Qualifications
.Proven ability to identify what needs to be built, make the case for it clearly to technical and non-technical audiences, and see it through from concept to completion with minimal guidance.
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