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Lead Infrastructure engineer
| Engineering | Full-time
, ,Responsibilities
- Build and scale production infrastructure in AWS for HappyFox platform and its products.
- Research, Build/Implement systems, services and tooling to improve uptime, reliability and maintainability of our backend infrastructure. And to meet our internal SLOs and customer facing SLAs.
- Implement consistent observability, deployment and IaC setups
- Lead incident management and actively respond to escalations/incidents in the production environment from customers and support team.
- Hire/Mentor other Infrastructure engineers and review their work to continuously ship improvements to production infrastructure and its tooling.
- Build and manage development infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines for our teams to ship & test code faster.
- Lead infrastructure security audits
Requirements
- At least 7 years experience in handling/building for Production environments in AWS.
- At least 3 years of programming experience in building API/backend services for customer facing applications in production.
- Proficient in managing/patching servers with unix based operating systems like Ubuntu linux.
- Proficient in writing automation scripts or building infrastructure tools using Python/Ruby/Bash/Golang
- Experience in deploying and managing production Python/NodeJS/Golang applications to AWS EC2, ECS or EKS.
- Experience in security hardening of infrastructure, systems and services.
- Proficient in containerised environments such as Docker, Docker compose, Kubernetes
- Experience in setting up and managing test/staging environments, CI/CD pipelines.
- Experience in IaC tools such as Terraform or AWS CDK
- Exposure/Experience in setting up or managing Cloudflare, Qualys and other related tools
- Passion for making systems reliable, maintainable, scalable and secure.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills to address, escalate and express technical ideas clearly
- Bonus points – Hands on experience with Nginx, Postgres, Postfix, Redis or Mongo systems.