Mission-Critical Automation Engineer

Schuberg Philis; Schiphol-Rijk; On-site; EUR 75,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Training & mentoring

Diversity & inclusion

Nice offices

Job summary

Schuberg Philis in the Netherlands is seeking a Mission-Critical Automation Engineer who designs, builds, runs, and improves platforms that power customer operations. You will automate, diagnose issues across the full stack, and take end-to-end ownership of stability, security, and performance.

Your day-to-day includes building automation with scripting and configuration management, owning the Plan–Build–Run lifecycle, and solving multi-layer issues across OS, network, DB, and apps.

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience with advanced scripting and configuration management (e.g. PowerShell, Ansible, DSC, Puppet, Chef).
• Experience with Git and CI/CD practices in production environments.
• Knowledge of security principles in mission-critical environments.
• Familiarity with Infrastructure-as-Code tooling like Terraform, Bicep, or ARM.
• Understanding of networking fundamentals and database concepts.
• Awareness of release/deployment lifecycles and applications.

Responsibilities

• Design, build, run, and improve platforms for mission-critical operations.
• Automate everything you touch and diagnose issues across the stack.
• Collaborate with customer teams and own end-to-end ownership of stability, security, and performance.

Skills

Scripting & config mgmt

Git & CI/CD

Security in prod

IaC tooling

Networking basics

Database basics

Tools

Docker

Kubernetes

Azure/AWS

Terraform

Job description

Schuberg Philis in the Netherlands is seeking a Mission-Critical Automation Engineer who designs, builds, runs, and improves platforms that power customer operations. You will automate, diagnose issues across the full stack, and take end-to-end ownership of stability, security, and performance.

Your day-to-day includes building automation with scripting and configuration management, owning the Plan–Build–Run lifecycle, and solving multi-layer issues across OS, network, DB, and apps.