Senior DevOps Engineer, Flipside Crypto

• In-depth experience using Ansible (and similar tools) :
• Designing complex static and dynamic inventories, variable structures, and playbooks
• Writing custom Ansible roles from scratch, with advanced features such as Jinja2 templating, complex logic flows, dynamic roles/tasks, and handlers
• Ensuring idempotency & reusability, and following applicable best practices
• Deep understanding of networking and security best practices
• Experience with common system administration scripting languages such as Bash and Python
• Minimum of 4 years with Linux systems and networking
• Experience with: Proxmox, Kubernetes, Ansible
• Experience building and maintaining CI/CD pipelines
• Experience working in environments governed by SLA or SLOs, including:
• Monitoring and alerting platforms
• Previous experience with on-call rotations
• Diagnosing, resolving, and escalating as part of an incident response team

Desirable

• We are seeking a tech-savvy DevOps engineer to join our Blockchain Services team. As a member of this small, multi-functional team, you should be a self-starter, adapt quickly, and consistently deliver high-quality results
• Plan, test, implement, and manage projects to ensure scalable, maintainable, secure, and stable deployments for various use cases
• Conduct deep dives on node software and setup processes for new blockchain networks
• Automate blockchain software build, install, and management processes
• Debug complex distributed blockchains to ensure smooth operations
• Manage and monitor bare metal servers and virtual machines across multiple data centers
• Perform Linux server administration, hardening, intrusion detection, and vulnerability scanning
• Utilize Ansible workflows to manage and provision bare metal servers and virtual machines
• Participate in on-call rotations for critical service monitoring and response
• Manage communications with internal and external stakeholders
• Develop custom monitoring tools to report infrastructure information to our observability stack