What are the responsibilities and job description for the Cloud- Rancher,Kubernetes,Dockers - Architect position at HonorVet Technologies?
Position : Cloud- Rancher,Kubernetes,Dockers - Architect
Location : Must be local to Los Angeles / willing to drive to alternate site when required. On prem is at Downey, California
Skills Preferred
Project Management Proficient with Microsoft products such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Visio and documenting technical information. Ability to communicate with business teams, customers and technical teams such as network, security and customers. Strong technical skills in architecting infrastructure environments using Rancher / Kubernetes in AWS and OCP. Strong knowledge in cloud technologies.
Experience Preferred
Strong experience in deploying, supporting, and maintaining Rancher in Hybrid cloud.
5 Years in Project Management 5 years of hands-on experience in deploying and managing large-scale OpenShift and Kubernetes environments.
5 years' experience migrating legacy application workloads to Kubernetes or OpenShift.
5 years of experience developing within AWS environments and configuring AWS cloud services. 5 years' experience with scripting languages such as Python, Bash, or Go.
5 Years experience with hands on and utilizing tools like AWS CloudWatch, Prometheus, Grafana, or EFK stack.
5 years of experience in AWS EKS and Observability. 4 years developing custom platform control plane webhooks, CRDs and operators and more that provide a secure platform. 3 years creating and deploying Helm Charts.
4 years' experience with Git. 4 years building CI / CD pipelines using automation tools like Azure DevOps, Jenkins, and Git Hub actions.
4 years' experience with Ansible Automation Platform and authoring playbooks and roles for installing, maintaining, or upgrading platforms.
5 years' experience with RHEL administration.
Education Preferred
Bachelor's degree in computer science or information Technology or equivalent, education can be substituted for experience on year-to-year basis.
