Software Engineer II, Cloud Infrastructure - (Remote - US)

As a Software Engineer II, Cloud Infrastructure at Jobgether, your primary responsibilities include enhancing and maintaining the cloud infrastructure across various platforms such as AWS and Azure, developing automation tools and infrastructure-as-code solutions, and providing mentorship on cloud best practices. You'll be working closely with engineering teams to optimize performance and ensure security and efficiency in public cloud offerings, all while participating in the recruitment process.

To be considered for the Software Engineer II, Cloud Infrastructure position at Jobgether, candidates should possess a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent professional experience. Additionally, a minimum of 6 years' experience in a DevOps-focused role, including 3+ years with AWS, proficiency in Linux systems, and experience in programming with Python or Golang are essential.

Candidates applying for the Software Engineer II, Cloud Infrastructure role at Jobgether should have proficiency in Python or Golang. These languages are crucial for developing automation tools and managing cloud infrastructure efficiently. Familiarity with Infrastructure as Code (IaC) best practices, particularly Terraform, is also highly beneficial.

At Jobgether, we prioritize the professional development of our Software Engineer II, Cloud Infrastructure team members by offering opportunities for mentorship, training, and skill-building initiatives. We encourage collaborative learning and support attendance at workshops and events to stay updated with the latest trends and technologies in cloud infrastructure.

Jobgether fosters a collaborative and inclusive work environment for its Software Engineer II, Cloud Infrastructure team. With flexible work schedules and remote work options, employees are encouraged to maintain a healthy work-life balance while contributing to an innovative and mission-driven team culture.

In answering this question, provide specific examples of projects you’ve worked on that involved AWS services. Mention any architectures you've designed, the use of tools like CloudFormation or Terraform for IaC, and how you addressed security and efficiency in your designs.

Discuss specific challenges such as resource allocation, cost management, or security issues. Highlight how you've either resolved these issues or what you've learned from them, focusing on your proactive approach and problem-solving skills.

Explain your methodology for identifying automation opportunities, perhaps by providing examples of tools you've built. Mention your experience with Infrastructure as Code (IaC) practices and how automation has led to more efficient deployment processes.

Discuss best practices for securing cloud environments, such as implementing access controls, regular audits, and utilizing cloud-native security tools. Share any frameworks or security policies you have experience with.

Share an example where you effectively communicated technical concepts to non-technical stakeholders and how you ensured their requirements were met without compromising technical integrity.

Detail a specific project where you used Terraform for infrastructure provisioning. Discuss your approach to writing modules, maintaining state, and how it improved operational efficiency.

Talk about your familiarity with Linux distributions, command-line usage, and how you’ve managed Linux servers and services in a cloud environment, including any specific challenges you faced and how you overcame them.

Mention metrics like uptime, latency, cost, and resource utilization. Explain how you use these metrics to optimize performance and maintain security.

Share how you actively engage with the cloud community, whether it’s through online courses, attending conferences, or participating in forums. Mention specific resources you follow for industry news and advancements.

Provide a detailed example of a process you improved, explaining the situation, your approach, and the measurable outcomes that resulted from your actions. This could include automation, tool integration, or workflow enhancements.