[JOB] TrapX Security is looking for a DevOps engineer

[Oleg Goldshmidt]

Hi all,

TrapX Security (https://trapx.com) is looking for a DevOps engineer to
join our team. If the job description below sounds like your cup of tea
please send your CV to oleg (at) trapx.com (do not reply to this email).

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Experience Level: Senior

Employment Type: Full Time

Location: Ramat Hahayal, Tel Aviv, Israel

Responsibilities:

* Build and maintain tools, processes, and methodologies to
  support product delivery lifecycle, software configuration
  management (git), continuous build and integration.

* Develop and maintain system components of the product,
  including software intsallation and updates and the associated
  infrastructure.

* Develop and maintain development and production cloud
  infrastructure (AWS, GCP, Azure, OpenStack, etc.), including
  packaging the product components for the respective
  marketplaces.

* Troubleshoot production issues and customer-facing incidents.

* Effectively communicate with fellow team members, R&D, QA,
  Support teams.

Applicable Skills :

* Solid Linux systems and network administration experience
  (experience with Ubuntu/Debian - an advantage).

* Excellent scripting abilities in Bash and Python - a must. 5+
  years of experience automating operations and engineering tasks
  with scripting languages.

* Operational excellence through tool development, monitoring,
  logging, reporting, controls, and automation.

* Experience building cloud infrastructure using platforms such as AWS,
  Azure, GCP, VMware, OpenStack.

* Experience running mission-critical Linux servers in virtualized
  environments.

* Solid understanding of TCP/IP networking concepts and major protocols.

* Solid understanding of security concepts (network, OS,
  applications).

* Strong technical foundation in virtualization technologies,
  including at least some of VMware, KVM, Hyper-V.

* Ability to build, monitor, and tune production servers and services.

* Ability to work individually and in small teams.

* Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field - advantage.

-- 
Oleg Goldshmidt | pub at goldshmidt.org