Cloud Infrastructure Engineer: Kubernetes & Linux HA

Fut-ure Recruitment and Technology; Lausanne; On-site; CHF 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

International team

Entrepreneurial environment

Job summary

Unknown is seeking a (Cloud) Infrastructure Engineer to join a highly skilled technology team based in Paris. You will help deliver end-to-end infrastructure design with validated non‑functional requirements and ensure adherence to standards.

Responsibilities include leveraging Google Cloud Platform and Kubernetes to enable developers, owning central building blocks like Airflow, LinkerD, Postgres, Prometheus, Grafana or Stackdriver, and evaluating technology choices with stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Experience building software incrementally and in production.
• Strong infra background: Linux, networks, Kubernetes, CI/CD.
• Experience deploying to public and private cloud environments.
• Ability to plan, build, test, document and run systems end-to-end.
• Experience with data center to cloud migrations and monitoring.

Responsibilities

• Ensure end-to-end completeness of Infrastructure Technical Design, including validated non-functional requirements.
• Influence solutions toward the Infrastructure future state model and ensure standards are met.
• Leverage GCP and Kubernetes to enable developers to run their software.
• Own central building blocks like Airflow, LinkerD, Postgres, Prometheus, Grafana and Stackdriver.
• Evaluate technology standards and work with stakeholders to make rational design decisions.

Skills

Kubernetes

Google Cloud Platform

CI/CD

Linux

Networking

Windows

Tools

Airflow

LinkerD

Postgres

Prometheus

Grafana

Stackdriver

Job description

Unknown is seeking a (Cloud) Infrastructure Engineer to join a highly skilled technology team based in Paris. You will help deliver end-to-end infrastructure design with validated non‑functional requirements and ensure adherence to standards.

Responsibilities include leveraging Google Cloud Platform and Kubernetes to enable developers, owning central building blocks like Airflow, LinkerD, Postgres, Prometheus, Grafana or Stackdriver, and evaluating technology choices with stakeholders.