DevOps Engineer (F/H/X)

As a DevOps Engineer (F/H/X) at Aviv, your primary responsibilities include managing cloud infrastructure on AWS, implementing Infrastructure as Code using AWS CDK and Terraform, and ensuring continuous integration and delivery through CI/CD tools like CircleCI. You'll also focus on monitoring and alerting for infrastructure components, ensuring their reliability.

To qualify as a DevOps Engineer (F/H/X) at Aviv, you should have experience with AWS services, particularly SageMaker and Jupyter. Furthermore, familiarity with tools like Terraform for Infrastructure as Code, experience in CI/CD processes, and expertise in monitoring tools such as Datadog are essential for this role.

At Aviv, the work environment for a DevOps Engineer (F/H/X) is dynamic and supportive. You will benefit from a hybrid working model, allowing you to work from home or the office. Moreover, we encourage a culture of autonomy, where you can choose your preferred tools and methods to maximize your productivity.

Aviv provides a multitude of career growth opportunities for a DevOps Engineer (F/H/X). As part of a leading PropTech company in Europe, you'll have access to international projects and potentially a chance to travel to different offices in France, Belgium, and Germany, enhancing both your professional and personal development.

Aviv is committed to being an equal opportunity employer, welcoming applicants from diverse backgrounds. We strive to create an inclusive environment where everyone, including parents, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and those with disabilities, feel encouraged to apply as a DevOps Engineer (F/H/X). Adjustments can be made to the hiring process to ensure accessibility.

When answering this question, focus on specific AWS services you've worked with, such as SageMaker and Jupyter. Highlight any projects where you utilized these services, the challenges faced, and how you overcame them. Be prepared to discuss your technical depth and any certifications you may have.

To effectively answer this question, talk about your experience with tools like Terraform and AWS CDK. Discuss any best practices you follow, such as version control for infrastructure code, testing approaches, or how you manage environment configurations.

Highlight your familiarity with CI/CD tools like CircleCI or GitHub Actions. Provide examples of how you set up pipelines, automated deployments, and monitored them for any failures. Discuss how you communicate with development teams to continuously improve deployment processes.

Discuss tools like Datadog or similar solutions you have experience with. Share specific examples of how you set up alerts, monitored systems, and responded to incidents, emphasizing your proactive approach to maintaining system health.

Explain your methods for prioritization, like using a task management framework or collaborating with the team to determine priorities. Mention how you balance immediate needs against long-term projects, ensuring both aspects are successfully managed.

Choose a project with tangible results and describe the challenges faced, your approach to resolving them, and the outcome. This helps illustrate your problem-solving skills and ability to handle pressure in a DevOps role.

Discuss your methods for continuous learning, which may include online courses, attending conferences, or being part of DevOps communities. Emphasize your commitment to staying informed about industry trends and new tools.

Highlight the importance of collaboration with developers, QA, and other stakeholders. Share examples of projects where effective communication and teamwork led to successful outcomes and improved processes.

Discuss your conflict resolution skills, emphasizing listening, empathy, and the desire to understand different perspectives. Share specific examples of how you’ve successfully navigated conflicts in previous roles.

When asked this question, outline your methodical approach: researching the tool, understanding its applications, organizing training sessions for the team, and integrating it gradually to minimize disruption.