Mid/Senior Cloud DevOps Engineer with Azure and GCP

Get to know us better CodiLime is a software and network engineering industry expert and the first-choice service partner for top global networking hardware providers, software providers and telecoms. We create proofs-of-concept, help our clients build new products, nurture existing ones and provide services in production environments. Our clients include both tech startups and big players in various industries and geographic locations (US, Japan, Israel, Europe). While no longer a startup - we have 250+ people on board and have been operating since 2011 we’ve kept our people-oriented culture. Our values are simple: Act to deliver. Disrupt to grow. Team up to win. The project and the team We are looking for a Cloud DevOps Engineer to join a project team that makes a Kubernetes-based platform run on Microsoft Azure. The platform runs on Google Cloud today and is deployed to many clusters with GitOps. The team will find what depends on GCP, build a new Azure environment as code, port the platform components to it, and support the customer's application teams while they move their services. Other things to know: The project team brings together DevOps, Cloud and Platform Engineers, who work as CodiLime subject matter experts (SMEs) We work inside the customer's own repositories, through merge requests reviewed by the customer's Cloud Infrastructure team, and pair with their engineers so that they can run Azure on their own after the project The customer is a company with teams in Europe, so you will work with a working-hours overlap with Central European Time The work is phased: it starts with a gap analysis, followed by the platform port and support for the application teams We work on multiple interesting projects at a time, so we may invite you to an interview for another project if we see that your competencies and profile are well suited for it. Your role As part of the project team, you will be responsible for: Analysing the existing GCP-based platform and cloud infrastructure code, and proposing an Azure equivalent for every GCP dependency Designing the target Azure environment: subscriptions, networking, AKS, identity, secrets, DNS, container registry, storage and databases Building the Azure environment as code with Terraform, through the customer's review and deployment flow Porting platform components to AKS with the same GitOps workflow (Flux) as on GCP, following the existing per-provider patterns Preparing CI/CD changes and automation so that...

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