Cloud Infrastructure Engineer

Cloud Infrastructure Engineer

Montreal, QC

Long Term Contract (Hybrid- 3 Days onsite)

The Cloud Infrastructure Engineer will be part of the team of engineers which works on automation and configuration as code for foundational architecture related to connectivity across multiple Cloud service providers. They should have a strong background in infrastructure and Public Cloud technologies.

They will be part of the global team and will be responsible for connecting complex, multi-tier applications from on-prem to the Public Cloud.

They will be working closely with Product Management and vendors to develop and deploy Cloud services to meet customer expectations.

Skills Required

• Experience in any of the following clous service providers - Azure / AWS (Preference is Azure).
• Experience in Kubernetes and Container-based technologies.
• Sound experience with infrastructure as code (Terraform)
• Develop tooling and self-service capabilities.
• Strong development skills in Python, Java or Golang.
• Sound experience in scripting language such as shell scripting.
• Experience in leading development in projects in distributed enterprise environments.
• Experience of setting up a new development project using modern tools and practices including git, Jenkins, test-driven development, and continuous integration in a Linux-based environment.
• Sound knowledge of infrastructure and cloud computing.
• Ability to mentor and develop more Jr. programmers, including participating in constructive code reviews.
• Collaborate with developers and infrastructure teams to enhance the developer experience.
  
  

Desired

• 3+ years of experience in working in Azure and / or AWS.
• Working with teams using Scrum, Kanban or other Agile practices.
• Proficiency with standard Linux command line and debugging tools.
• Experience of working with RESTful APIs, especially to manage and configure compue and storage infrastructure.
• Knowledge of how to write comprehensive unit tests, including the mocking of external utilities and APIs.