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We are hiring: Jr Dev Ops Engineer

Luis Majano March 16, 2015

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Luis Majano

March 16, 2015

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We are currently looking for a part-time contracting positing with the Ortus Solutions team as a jr dev ops system engineer.  You will be joining a team of engineers and software developers focused on building scalable software and mobile solutions for customers around the world.  This position will require hands-on knowledge of highly scalable web infrastructures and implementations, along-side server and application maintenance, debugging and implementations.  Below you can find the duties, responsibilities and more information about this position.  If you are interested about this position, please email us your resume and cover letter to info@ortussolutions.com.

Responsibilities

  • Installing hardware and software, maintaining appropriate maintenance levels and tuning.  Performing system software upgrades including planning / scheduling, testing, and coordination, and maintaining integrity of the operating system environment.
  • Problem solving for interoperability of systems
  • Responding to outages both during normal business hours and in an after-hours, on-call capacity.
  • Evaluating, recommending, installing and configuring hardware and software to meet customer requirements
  • Provide project leadership and develop solutions to improve the environment and enhance service reliability
  • Manage Nginx load balancers
  • Mange ColdFusion (CFML) and servlet container application servers
  • Do weekly server patching, hardening and software audits
  • Help the engineering team diagnose and solve issues that involve hardware or OS level binaries
  • Manage all SSL certificates for our clients and applications
  • Log management and visibility
  • Installing and configuring tools for event monitoring, capacity planning, performance monitoring, etc. and making recommendations based on results.
  • Co-Designing networks and system solutions based on customer requests and needs with our engineering team
  • Producing documentation for use in configuration, repair and troubleshooting of hardware, software and network operating systems

Desired Skills & Experience

  • Strong understanding of Linux especially Ubuntu and CentOS, Hypervisors or containers
  • Strong understanding and usage of web servers like Apache and Nginx
  • Strong understanding of load balancers either hardware or software, preferably software via Nginx and/or HAProxy
  • Ability to be on call for outages or major/minor server issues
  • Strong understanding of cloud services like AWS, Rackspace, Open Stack, etc.
  • Experience with servlet containers like Tomcat, Undertow, Jetty, Resin
  • Experience with CFML Engines: Adobe ColdFusion, Railo, Lucee
  • Experience with RDBMS but mostly MySQL Databases with replication
  • Experience with NoSQL databases but most specifically Couchbase NoSQL server
  • Experience with Plesk Manager
  • Experience with Jenkins and automated deployment solutions
  • Experience with source control systems like Git and SVN
  • Network Diagramming tools and experience
  • Having programming skills is highly recognized either Java, PHP, Groovy, Python, Ruby, etc.
  • Experience with Software Development Life Cycles based on Agile development

Non-Technical Skills

  • Excellent communication skills both verbal and written
  • Good organizational and planning skills
  • Good problem solving and team player
  • Proficiency in other languages other than English is highly desired

Minimum Qualifications

  • BA/BS degree or equivalent experience (5+ years)
  • US citizen, resident or green card holder
  • Unix experience
  • Flexibility in working hours

Compensation

  • Hourly rate to be determined upon qualifications
  • Remote worker

 

 

 

 

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