Senior Platform Engineer - Kubernetes & AI Infra

Doktor.se; Stockholms kommun; On-site; SEK 600,000 - 800,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

30 days vacation

Wellness allowance

Personal development budget

Job summary

Doktor.se in Stockholm is seeking an experienced engineer to build and maintain a deployment platform. You will have the opportunity to reshape our digital infrastructure, focusing on security and automation while supporting AI-focused workloads.

The ideal candidate has a strong background in Kubernetes and AWS, and a university degree in a relevant field is required. Enjoy a dynamic work environment with permanent employment, flexible Fridays, and the potential for real influence on our healthcare technology.

Qualifications

• Built and operated Kubernetes in production with experience in debugging networking issues.
• Knowledge of AWS architecture, networking, and IAM.
• Experience with GitOps and infrastructure changes through pull requests.
• Understanding of developers' needs and conversing about architecture.

Responsibilities

• Build a deployment platform for teams to ship services independently.
• Design secure infrastructure and create automated deployment pipelines.
• Support and scale infrastructure for AI workloads.
• Work with developers to understand and alleviate slow service issues.

Skills

Kubernetes

AWS

GitOps

Infrastructure as Code

Security by Design

Python

TypeScript

Education

University degree in computer science, engineering, or equivalent

Tools

Terraform

GitHub Actions

Datadog

Grafana

Job description

Doktor.se in Stockholm is seeking an experienced engineer to build and maintain a deployment platform. You will have the opportunity to reshape our digital infrastructure, focusing on security and automation while supporting AI-focused workloads.

The ideal candidate has a strong background in Kubernetes and AWS, and a university degree in a relevant field is required. Enjoy a dynamic work environment with permanent employment, flexible Fridays, and the potential for real influence on our healthcare technology.