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CloudBees provides the leading software delivery platform for enterprises, enabling them to continuously innovate, compete, and win in a world powered by the digital experience. Designed for the world's largest organizations with the most complex requirements, CloudBees enables software development organizations to deliver scalable, compliant, governed, and secure software from the code a developer writes to the people who use it. The platform connects with other best-of-breed tools, improves the developer experience, and enables organizations to bring digital innovation to life continuously, adapt quickly, and unlock business outcomes that create market leaders and disruptors.

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Job Description

 

At CloudBees, we truly believe that the more diverse we are, the better we serve our customers.  A global community like Jenkins demands a global focus from CloudBees. Organizations with greater diversity—gender, racial, ethnic, and global—are stronger partners to their customers.  Whether by creating more innovative products, or better understanding our worldwide customers, or establishing a stronger cross-section of cultural leadership skills, diversity strengthens all aspects of the CloudBees organization.

 

In the technology industry, diversity creates a competitive advantage.  CloudBees customers demand technologies from us that solve their software development, and therefore their business problems, so that they can better serve their own customers.  CloudBees attributes much of its success to its worldwide work force and commitment to global diversity, which opens our proprietary software to innovative ideas from anywhere. Along the way, we have witnessed firsthand how employees, partners, and customers with diverse perspectives and experiences contribute to creative problem solving and better solutions for our customers and their businesses.

What You'll Do

  • Design and develop solutions using Helm Charts with Kubernetes. Work time to be evenly split between Helm and K8s
  • Collaborate with existing project operations and CloudBees operations team members to ensure solutions fit into existing patterns.
  • Design, development, integration, testing and delivery of infrastructure for engineering teams.
  • Ongoing operational design and implementation work CloudBees infrastructure
  • Handle operational incidents from initiation to resolution
  • Drive architecture for major feature areas and drive decisions regarding key technologies
  • Troubleshoot and debug software and infrastructural components using Root Cause Analysis
  • Managing infrastructure and processes, including security
  • Contribute fixes and enhancements to the various projects
  • Tuning of monitoring, system design and alerting to reduce alert quantity, increase alert quality and ultimately eliminate alert fatigue.
  • Assist with escalated support incidents
  • Report on status of system faults and deliverables
  • Ability to follow processes and complete work within a change controlled environment

What the Role Requires 

  • Self-motivated and driven personality
  • Excellent problem solving skills
  • Excellent oral and written communication skills. Ability to effectively collaborate with team members is required.
  • Ability to operate independently and ask questions when stuck
  • 5+ years in a DevOps Engineer role or Build Engineer role
  • Expertise of cloud-based operations on Google Cloud / GCP (experience with AWS is a plus)
  • Hands-on experience with continuous integration / continuous delivery tools (experience writing pipelines in Jenkins is a plus) 
  • Strong experience with cluster orchestration tools, specifically Kubernetes and Helm
  • Experience working with Docker images
  • Experience with Database administration
  • Experience with GitHub administration
  • Excellent infrastructure debugging and problem solving skills along with a drive to optimize build processes
  • Experience with Linux systems administration
  • Strong experience with the "modern Ops stack", e.g. monitoring, alerting, cloud-based provisioning, Docker, Kubernetes.
  • Well-rounded experience programming in various languages and domains (experience with Java/Javascript applications is a plus)
  • Experience/understanding of configuration management tools
  • Experience/familiarity with modern software engineering practices: code reviews, unit/acceptance testing, source control, etc.
  • Familiarity with HTTP, REST, HTML, JSON, and similar web-based development technologies, and with building complex multi-tier parallel distributed systems that communicate via them (such as the backend of complex websites)

What You’ll Get

  • A highly competitive benefits and vacation package
  • The opportunity to work for one of the fastest growing companies with some of the most talented people in the industry
  • Fun, Hardworking, and Casual Environment
  • Endless Growth Opportunities

We have a culture of movers and shakers and are leading the way for everyone else with a vision to transform the industry. We are authentic in who we are. We believe in our abilities and strengths to change the world for the better. Being inclusive and working together is at the heart of everything we do. We are naturally curious. We ask the right questions, challenge what can be done differently and come up with intelligent solutions to the problems we find. If that’s you, get ready to bee impactful and join the hive.

At CloudBees, we truly believe that the more diverse we are, the better we serve our customers.  A global community like Jenkins demands a global focus from CloudBees. Organizations with greater diversity—gender, racial, ethnic, and global—are stronger partners to their customers.  Whether by creating more innovative products, or better understanding our worldwide customers, or establishing a stronger cross-section of cultural leadership skills, diversity strengthens all aspects of the CloudBees organization.

In the technology industry, diversity creates a competitive advantage.  CloudBees customers demand technologies from us that solve their software development, and therefore their business problems, so that they can better serve their own customers.  CloudBees attributes much of its success to its worldwide work force and commitment to global diversity, which opens our proprietary software to innovative ideas from anywhere. Along the way, we have witnessed firsthand how employees, partners, and customers with diverse perspectives and experiences contribute to creative problem solving and better solutions for our customers and their businesses.



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