Associate DevOps Engineer, Veeva

• Qualified candidates must be legally authorized to be employed in the United States
• Located near Pleasanton, California, and able to work in the office 4 days/week
• Strong computer science fundamentals (data structures, algorithms, and object-oriented design)
• Proficiency in Java and/or Python
• Desire to work in enterprise software
• Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related technical major with a 3.3 GPA or higher
• Don't have a university degree? That's OK if you have the equivalent skills gained through work experience or disciplined self-study

Desirable

• If you are a recent engineering graduate, then Veeva's Engineering Development Program (EDP) is a perfect way to learn and build highly scalable multi-tenant cloud software
• As an Associate DevOps Engineer, you will work with seasoned Product and Engineering leaders in small teams to bring software innovation to customers around the world
• The DevOps Team is an integral part of the Veeva Engineering Team, answering a wide variety of challenges across the entire product lifecycle
• You'll be working on the Vault DevOps team, which utilizes a wide variety of languages, modern technologies and best practices to ensure that our engineering team is developing and deploying Vault with both quality and speed
• Help design, create, and support a large-scale, fully automated environment that creates hundreds of AWS (Amazon EC2) instances, answers thousands of questions, and executes millions of test cases daily
• Work with senior members of the Vault Engineering team to innovate and create tools and processes that improve the quality and speed at which we can deliver products to our customers
• Write code to make it super easy for the Vault team to get the answers that they need quickly and efficiently

• Fitness and wellness reimbursement
• 2% salary towards personal development
• Childcare vouchers
• Work anywhere
• Home internet reimbursement

Veeva was created out of a predicted need for cloud-based enterprise software at a time when this software was nascent, and when current systems were archaic and cumbersome to use. By focusing on the life sciences sector, the company fills a niche to help some of the most operationally complex businesses run efficiently.