DevOps/平台工程师
DevOps/Platform Engineer
利用你在 Terraform、Vault 和 Consul 等工具方面的经验，你将负责设计跨云和数据中心的解决方案，以创建多区域、多云、零信任部署。随着我们的客户向“合规与风险即代码”方向发展，你在策略驱动工作流（以及 HashiCorp Sentinel）方面的专业知识将帮助客户构建其云转型旅程的核心基础架构。
这是一个展示 DevOps 与 DevSecOps 最佳实践的机会，以推动重大变革并打造一个分布式、世界级的团队。虽然这主要是领导岗位，但你仍需亲自上手，演示关键概念，促进采用，并加速交付。
你的职责需要具备以下丰富经验：
- 使用反向代理实现“扼杀模式”并支持分布式系统（Envoy 为加分项）
- 使用 Terraform 配合 Ansible（或其他类似工具）领导“基础设施即代码”团队，有 Terraform Enterprise 或 Cloud 经验者优先
- 精通使用 Open Policy Agent（OPA）或 HashiCorp Sentinel 实现“策略即代码”
- 精通在公有云和私有云环境之间建立桥梁，构建全球范围的零信任基础设施
- 将构建、测试和部署流程对齐，以实现左移和早期失败策略
- 有与全球公司合作的经验，理解相关的数据、合规和安全问题
最初发布于 Himalayas
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Using your experience with tools like Terraform, Vault, and Consul, you will be architecting solutions to manage workloads across clouds and data centers to create multi-regional, multi-cloud, zero trust deployments. As our clients move towards Compliance and Risk as Code, your expertise with policy driven workflows (and HashiCorp Sentinel) will help our clients build the core building blocks for their Cloud Transformation journeys.
This is a singular opportunity to showcase the best in DevOps & DevSecOps to implement significant change and to build a distributed, world-class team. While this is primarily a leadership role, you will still be expected to have hands on the keyboard to demonstrate key concepts, facilitate adoption, and accelerate delivery.
Your role will require extensive experience in:
- Experience using the strangler pattern via reverse proxy and supporting distributed systems (Envoy a bonus)
- Leading teams in “Infrastructure-as-Code” using Terraform with Ansible (or similar) with experience with Terraform Enterprise or Cloud a plus.
- Expertise in “Policy-as-Code” using Open Policy Agent (OPA) or HashiCorp Sentinel
- Expertise in bridging public and private cloud environments to build a global Zero Trust infrastructure
- Aligning build, test, and deploy processes to enable shift-left and fail-early strategies
- Experience working with global companies with an understanding of related data, compliance, and security concerns
Originally posted on Himalayas