(849) Senior DevOps Engineer

As a Senior DevOps Engineer at Nearsure, your primary duties include designing, implementing, and automating Azure-based environments. You'll also collaborate with internal teams to ensure seamless automation and functionality, manage automation deployments with tools like Azure CLI and Bicep templates, and ensure API security using Azure API Management tools.

To qualify for the Senior DevOps Engineer role at Nearsure, you'll need a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field. Additionally, 5+ years of experience with Azure DevOps, 3+ years working on Azure resource configuration and API management tools, and advanced English communication skills are required.

Nearsure places a high value on work-life balance for its team members, including Senior DevOps Engineers. We offer generous paid time off, sick leave, and a day off during your birthday week, ensuring you have the time and flexibility to recharge and spend quality time with loved ones.

Yes! The Senior DevOps Engineer role at Nearsure is fully remote, enabling you to work from anywhere in Latin America. You'll have the chance to connect with colleagues through coworking spaces or from the comfort of your home, depending on your preference.

As a Senior DevOps Engineer at Nearsure, you can expect to work on exciting projects focused on designing and automating Azure environments, enhancing API security, and integrating solutions for Dynamics 365 CRM and SharePoint, providing you with diverse challenges and opportunities.

When answering this question, share specific projects where you used Azure DevOps, focusing on your roles in setting up CI/CD pipelines and automating deployments. Highlight tools you utilized, any challenges you overcame, and the positive outcomes of your contributions.

To answer this, discuss the strategies you employ to maintain API security, such as authentication methods, using API Gateways, and implementing rate limiting. Provide examples from past projects illustrating how these practices enhanced your team's security posture.

Mention tools like Azure CLI, Bicep, Terraform, or ARM templates. Explain how you have implemented infrastructure as code in previous roles, focusing on efficiency improvements and how it supports scalability and configuration consistency.

Discuss a specific instance when a deployment failed. Focus on how you diagnosed the issue, the steps you took to resolve it, and the preventive measures you implemented to avoid similar issues in future deployments.

Highlight the importance of communication and collaboration tools like Slack, Jira, or Trello. Share how you actively participate in knowledge sharing, daily standups, and retrospectives to ensure that everyone is on the same page and able to contribute effectively.

Discuss techniques you’ve applied, such as utilizing Azure Cost Management tools, understanding usage patterns, and rightsizing resources. Provide a previous scenario where your optimizations led to significant cost savings for a project.

Share your hands-on experience with container orchestration tools like Kubernetes or Azure Kubernetes Service. Explain how you integrated these tools into your workflows and the benefits you observed in terms of scalability and resource management.

Choose a project that showcases your leadership skills, elaborate on your role in the project from conception to deployment, and discuss the metrics of success, such as improved deployment times, reduced failure rates, or enhanced team collaboration.

Discuss the resources you use to stay current, such as online courses, webinars, and community forums. Mention any recent certifications or trainings that have impacted your work positively.

This is your chance to stress the significance of collaboration, automation, and continuous improvement. Share personal anecdotes illustrating how fostering a positive DevOps culture led to tangible improvements in team performance and project outcomes.