Google Cloud Engineer - CX Solutions & Cloud Ops

PTP; United States; On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

PTP is seeking a Google Cloud Engineer to help develop CX solutions and customer journeys that drive results. The role emphasizes aptitude, creativity, and collaboration within a fast-growing system integrator environment.

Responsibilities include lifting and shifting products to GCP, deploying and managing GCP apps via CLI, and validating deployments. Strong knowledge of GCP, containers, and Linux is required.

Qualifications

• At least 3 years experience with: GCP networking and application model
• Containerized applications: GKE, Docker, Terraform
• MySQL or Postgres SQL databases
• Programming: Python, JavaScript, C++, NodeJS and Bash
• GNU tool chain for building C++ code
• Microservice architectures on Linux/Unix platforms
• Google Cloud Certifications such as Professional Cloud Architect or Professional Cloud DevOps Engineer

Responsibilities

• Assist in lift and shift of existing product into GCP
• Deploy and manage GCP applications using command-line tools
• Validate GCP software deployments and releases
• Write and execute queries to make configuration changes to GCP applications
• Use standard tools like Jenkins and Git to pre-stage software for deployment
• Use Unix commands to troubleshoot system and network behavior

Skills

GCP networking

Containerized applications

Microservice architectures

Linux/Unix platforms

GNU tool chain for C++

Python

JavaScript

C++

NodeJS

Bash

Google Cloud Certifications

MySQL or Postgres SQL databases

Tools

Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)

Docker

Terraform

Jenkins

Git

Job description

PTP is seeking a Google Cloud Engineer to help develop CX solutions and customer journeys that drive results. The role emphasizes aptitude, creativity, and collaboration within a fast-growing system integrator environment.

Responsibilities include lifting and shifting products to GCP, deploying and managing GCP apps via CLI, and validating deployments. Strong knowledge of GCP, containers, and Linux is required.