Senior DevOps Engineer (Cloud Infrastructure)

Responsibilities

• Manage cloud resources using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools (e.g., Terraform) to automate deployment, scaling, and lifecycle management.
• Oversee full cloud resource lifecycle management, including provisioning, monitoring, security, compliance, and decommissioning.
• Design and implement automated resource management solutions to enhance efficiency and cost optimization.
• Deploy, maintain, and iterate on CMDB (Configuration Management Database) systems, ensuring data accuracy and real-time updates.
• Integrate CMDB with other IT operations and automation systems to enable dynamic infrastructure management.
• Standardize server provisioning processes to ensure a consistent cloud infrastructure environment.
• Define and enforce operational policies and workflows to ensure compliance, security, and auditability.
• Monitor and analyze cloud resource usage, implement cost-control measures, and develop capacity planning strategies.
• Provide technical support for business systems, ensuring high availability, stability, and security.
• Participate in security audits and compliance assessments, implementing security-hardening strategies.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related fields, with 5 years of experience in cloud infrastructure operations.
• Deep familiarity with AWS, Azure, Alibaba Cloud, or other major cloud providers.
• Strong programming skills in Golang or Python, with experience in debugging and system design.
• Knowledge of Linux system internals, networking, and distributed systems architecture.
• Expertise in Terraform and Infrastructure as Code (IaC) principles.
• Strong problem-solving abilities, capable of managing large-scale cloud environments.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience in building self-hosted CMDB platforms or managing multi-cloud environments.
• In-depth knowledge of AWS IAM and enterprise-grade access control frameworks.
• Understanding of Linux kernel subsystems (e.g., schedulers, networking, file systems) or containerization internals (e.g., cgroups, namespaces).