Cloud Engineer

As a Cloud Engineer at Edvenswa Tech, Inc, your main responsibilities include designing and developing solutions for complex application problems, system administration tasks, and integration functions. You'll innovate within our cloud infrastructure, ensuring that our systems are efficient, secure, and scalable for our clients’ needs.

To qualify for the Cloud Engineer role at Edvenswa Tech, Inc, candidates must have a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, IT, or a related discipline. Additionally, at least one year of relevant work experience is required, giving you a solid foundation to tackle the challenges of this position.

The work environment at Edvenswa Tech, Inc for a Cloud Engineer is collaborative and innovative. With a focus on teamwork, you will work alongside other skilled professionals in a supportive setting, fostering creative solutions and encouraging professional growth. You'll find our office in Roswell, GA is not just a workplace but a community.

Beneficial skills for a Cloud Engineer at Edvenswa Tech, Inc include proficiency in cloud technologies, strong problem-solving skills, and a solid understanding of system management and network integration. Familiarity with industry tools and frameworks and the ability to communicate technical concepts effectively are also crucial to success in this role.

The work schedule for a Cloud Engineer at Edvenswa Tech, Inc is full-time, Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM. This structured schedule allows you to maintain work-life balance while engaging in meaningful and challenging projects throughout the week.

Answer by discussing your experience with various cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. Highlight specific projects where you used these platforms, the tools you utilized, and how they contributed to the success of your projects.

Prepare to detail a specific project, emphasizing the challenges you faced and how you overcame them. Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to structure your response, ensuring you illustrate your problem-solving skills and technical acumen.

Discuss your strategies for ensuring data security, including encryption, firewalls, and compliance with security standards. Highlight relevant experiences where you implemented security measures and the outcomes of those initiatives.

Mention specific monitoring tools like CloudWatch, Azure Monitor, or New Relic. Explain how you use these tools to maintain system performance, track metrics, and respond to incidents efficiently.

Discuss any hands-on experience you have with serverless technologies, such as AWS Lambda or Azure Functions. Describe a project where you implemented serverless solutions and the benefits this approach provided.

Explain your systematic approach to troubleshooting, including identifying issues, analyzing logs and metrics, and testing solutions. Illustrate your process with a specific example of a cloud-related issue you resolved.

List programming languages relevant to cloud engineering, such as Python, Java, or Bash scripting. Provide examples of how you've used these languages in your projects to automate tasks or manage cloud resources.

Talk about your commitment to continuous learning, including participating in workshops, pursuing certifications, and staying up-to-date with industry trends and best practices. Mention specific resources or courses you've found particularly valuable.

Share your experiences working with hybrid cloud environments, discussing any integrations you managed and the challenges you faced. Highlight what you learned from the experience and how it has improved your skills in cloud engineering.

Provide your insights on the future of cloud technology, discussing trends like increased automation, AI integration, and growing emphasis on multi-cloud strategies. Share how you see your role as a Cloud Engineer evolving in response to these trends.