Cloud Engineer Specialist São Paulo, Brazil (Remote)

Digibee is an iPaaS that scales integration workflows while reducing cost and technical debt. Rather than require specialized integration experts, Digibee lets every developer quickly build, test, deploy, govern, and monitor integrations across on-premise and cloud environments using a simple but powerful low-code interface.Founded in São Paulo, Brazil, in 2017 and headquartered in Weston, Florida, our team is widely distributed throughout the Americas. In May of 2023, Digibee closed a Series B funding round of $60 million that is intended to drive our expansion in the United States.About the roleDigibee is looking to hire experienced and motivated

Cloud Engineer

with cloud computing and Kubernetes expertise. As a

Cloud Engineer

responsible for all the platform stack, you will modernize, maintain, and implement our Platform features.On a typical day, you will…

Conduct discussions about the architectural solutions and what would be the best methods to solve a given problem, ensuring scalability and efficiency.Design, implement, and manage all the Kubernetes clusters of our SaaS Cloud Platform.Collaborate with DevOps and software engineering teams to ensure seamless integration of applications with Kubernetes environments.Troubleshoot and resolve complex issues related to Kubernetes Network and computer networks in general.Develop automation scripts and tools for deploying and managing Kubernetes Network and traditional cloud infrastructure.Provide technical guidance and mentorship to other cloud engineers and DevOps team members.Work with cross-functional teams to increase our platform solutions portfolio.What you’ll need to bring

Strong Information Security and Linux System administration fundamentals.Hands-on experience with containerization technologies like ContainerD and Docker.Experience in Computer Networks - Load Balancer, TCP, VPN, Routing, Virtual Networks, MPLS, Firewall.Experience with Cloud Platforms like AWS and GCP.Good grasp on DevOps.Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to troubleshoot complex technical issues.Strong communication and collaboration skills to work effectively with cross-functional teams.Nice to Have

Relevant certifications in Kubernetes and cloud platforms, such as CKA, CKAD, AWS Certified DevOps Engineer, or Azure DevOps Engineer Expert.Experience with container orchestration solutions like Amazon EKS, Azure Kubernetes Service, or Google Kubernetes Engine.Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines and tools, such as GitLab CI, FluxCD.Our perks and benefitsWe’re remote first, with a flexible working schedule.Health Care.R$ 1.200,00/month on Caju card (for food and meal allowance, mobility, home office supplies, culture, health, and education).Life insurance.Child care assistance.Gympass.MacBook setup to work.English course: we have a partnership for group classes for R$100 monthly.Global Equity Program (RSUs).Location

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