Lead Cloud Engineer -UK

The Lead Cloud Engineer at Oases is responsible for designing and delivering cloud solutions that support various industries, including aviation and manufacturing. This role involves technical oversight, collaborating with development teams, and ensuring that best practices in cloud engineering are followed.

Candidates for the Lead Cloud Engineer role at Oases should have a minimum of 5 years of AWS cloud experience, familiarity with configuration management, and a solid understanding of networking infrastructure. Experience with containerization, automation, and relational databases is also essential.

Absolutely! The Lead Cloud Engineer role at Oases is fully remote, allowing you to work from the comfort of your home while engaging with a dynamic team around the globe.

In the Lead Cloud Engineer position at Oases, you'll work with AWS, Docker, and various web services, alongside networking tools like Site to Site VPNs, Subnets, and Firewalls, while also potentially leveraging scripting languages like Bash and PowerShell.

The recruitment process for the Lead Cloud Engineer position at Oases involves an initial call with HR, a practical assessment covering various technical skills, followed by interviews with the CTO and the Director of Technology.

Successful Lead Cloud Engineers at Oases should excel in communication, possess strong technical skills in AWS and cloud solutions, and demonstrate a proactive approach to problem-solving, all while working under deadlines.

Of course! We encourage interested candidates to visit our website to learn more about Oases, our mission, and our commitment to digitizing the aviation industry efficiently.

When discussing your experience with AWS, be sure to highlight specific projects you've worked on, tools you've used, and your role in implementing cloud solutions. Prepare examples that showcase your problem-solving skills and your ability to optimize cloud infrastructure.

To answer this question, provide specific methodologies or frameworks you employ to establish best practices in cloud engineering. Discuss how you foster a culture of continuous improvement and knowledge-sharing within your team.

Discuss the tools you prefer for configuration management and provide examples of how you've used them in previous roles. Be sure to mention any challenges you faced and how you overcame them.

When answering this question, focus on the advantages of containerization, such as scalability, consistency, and efficiency. Share examples from your experience where containerization has improved deployment processes or reduced costs.

Discuss your systematic approach to troubleshooting, including diagnostic tools or methods you utilize. Provide examples of past issues you've resolved and the outcomes of those situations.

In your response, mention specific networking services you've used in AWS, like VPC, Subnets, and Security Groups. Explain how you configured these services in past projects to enhance security and performance.

Share resources such as blogs, seminars, webinars, or courses you follow to keep up-to-date with cloud computing trends. Additionally, mention any communities or forums where you actively participate.

To effectively answer this question, outline the project goals, your specific role, technologies used, and the measurable results you achieved. Highlight teamwork and leadership aspects.

In your response, emphasize the importance of security in cloud computing. Discuss best practices you've implemented or adhered to in previous roles, as well as common security challenges faced in cloud environments.

Highlight your conflict resolution strategies, focusing on open communication and collaboration. Emphasize the importance of understanding differing perspectives and working toward a common goal.