Cloud Engineer H/F

As a Cloud Engineer H/F at Devoteam, you'll be responsible for implementing CI/CD pipelines, Infrastructure as Code, and creating efficient deployment solutions using tools like Docker and Kubernetes. You'll collaborate with development teams, design cloud solutions, and contribute to continuous improvement processes, making an impactful role within our agile environment.

To be considered for the Cloud Engineer H/F role at Devoteam, candidates should have practical experience with at least one major cloud platform such as AWS, GCP, or Azure. Proficiency in scripting languages like Python and Bash, along with experience in CI/CD tools, is crucial. Familiarity with configuration management tools like Ansible and understanding network systems are also beneficial.

At Devoteam, we are committed to your professional growth as a Cloud Engineer H/F. We offer dedicated AWS, Azure, and GCP accounts for hands-on experimentation. You're provided access to unlimited e-learning platforms like Udemy and Cloud Guru to sharpen your skills in new technologies that pique your interest.

Absolutely! Devoteam promotes a flexible remote working policy for the Cloud Engineer H/F position. We understand the importance of work-life balance and empower our employees to manage their work environments according to their needs while contributing effectively to projects.

The recruitment process at Devoteam for the Cloud Engineer H/F role consists of four steps: an initial phone contact to discuss the position, a human resources interview to get to know you and explain our company vision, a technical interview to assess your skills, and finally, a meeting with the management to discuss your potential career trajectory.

In your interview, highlight specific projects where you've used cloud platforms, detailing how you've leveraged their services to solve problems or enhance capability. Discuss your comfort with cloud architecture, deployment models, and any certifications you might hold.

When answering this question, explain the importance of CI/CD in modern software practices. Elaborate your experience by describing tools you've used like Jenkins or GitLab CI, and discuss challenges you've faced along with how you resolved them.

It's best to provide examples from your past experiences. Discuss your proficiency in languages like Python or Bash, and how you’ve used them for tasks such as automating deployments or managing infrastructure as code.

Highlight your understanding of IaC principles, including the benefits of version control and repeatability. Share examples of tools you’ve used, like Terraform or CloudFormation, focusing on how they help in managing infrastructure efficiently.

Discuss specific projects where you've utilized Docker for containerization and Kubernetes for orchestration. Detail how you setup, managed, and scaled your applications, including any solutions implemented to overcome common challenges.

Talk about your awareness of security best practices, such as implementing access controls, utilizing encryption, and securing APIs. Mention any frameworks or tools you've used to assess and enhance security postures.

Provide an example where you took the initiative to identify inefficiencies within the team’s processes, led discussions to implement new practices, or integrated feedback mechanisms that genuinely enhanced performance.

Emphasize your familiarity with monitoring and logging tools. Discuss how you’ve used tools like CloudWatch, Prometheus, Grafana, or ELK Stack to ensure systems are performing as expected and quickly identify issues.

Convey your approach to continuous learning through blogs, webinars, industry conferences, or courses. Mention relevant communities or forums that you follow, relating them to how they inform your practice.

Share your strategies for managing stress during high-pressure situations, such as thorough preparation and testing, effective communication with teams, and having rollback plans in place to mitigate potential issues.