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Strong understanding of governance frameworks and services in Public cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, OCI, and Azure. CI/CD expertise with DevOps toolsets (Jenkins / Ansible). Hands-on experience of IAC tools like CloudFormation/Terraform, with proficiency in automation using Python, Boto3, Unix Shell, and other scripting languages Python and Jenkins to automate the build, test, package & deployment of function(s) & configuration.
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At AWS, we're hiring experienced Machine Learning Engineers with a background in NLP, generative AI, and document processing to help our customers understand, plan, and implement best practices around leveraging these technologies within their AWS cloud environments.
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Experience with Digital Signal Processing, Image Processing, Matlab, AWS, RESTful APIs, RESTful Web Services, Orchestration and Containerization (e.g. Kubernetes, Docker). Experience with Digital Signal Processing, Image Processing, Matlab, AWS, RESTful APIs, RESTful Web Services, Orchestration and Containerization (e.g. Kubernetes, Docker.
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Developing and deploying Cloud solutions on AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), IBM Cloud, or Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Thorough knowledge and/or certifications in multiple cloud platforms, including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Oracle Cloud, Google Cloud, and IBM Cloud.
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Experience with cloud platforms (e.g., OpenStack, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud) Experience in two or more client-side web technologies and familiarity with frameworks such as React, Angular, Vue.js, and Svelte.
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Demonstrable professional experience with our tech stack: PostgreSQL, Java Spring Boot, RESTful services, microservices architecture, AWS. Technical Certifications, such as AWS Certified Developer, AWS Certified Solutions Architect, OCP Java, etc.
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As a Cloud Network Engineer, you will be responsible for designing, implementing, and managing the networking infrastructure across multiple cloud platforms, including AWS, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and Microsoft Azure.
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Exposure to DevOps tools and automation scripts for IAC using AWS CDK, ansible, Cloud Formation. AWS DevOps engineering experience in creating ops scripts and infrastructure maintenance.
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Experience in architecting data engineering pipelines/data lakes within cloud services (AWS, GCP etc. Experience with the Hadoop eco system, including HDFS, YARN, Hive, Pig, and batch-oriented and streaming distributed processing methods such as Spark, Kafka, or Storm.
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Implementation & use of DevOps tools including Jira, Bitbucket, Jenkins, and Confluence. Graduate Degree with 10 years of prior related experience; 9+ years of ATCA, FAA systems, or NAS air traffic management industry experience.
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Familiarity with Jenkins, Artifactory, Jira, Git, Ansible, Chef, AWS lambda, terraform or cloud native tools like CloudFormation. Experience working in DevOps and/or DevSecOps environments.
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Experience with microservices in an AWS environment using Docker and Kubernetes. What You Will Learn: A breadth of advanced software technologies and techniques including multi-tiered architectures, AWS web services, and microservice software design.
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Associated tools: (CloudFormation, Terraform, Kubernetes, Docker and Amazon ECS)Experience with DevOps/Platforms: Amazon Web Services (S3, RDS, EC2, ECS, Lambda, SQS, SNS,CloudFormation, etc.) Demonstrated experience utilizing DevOps tools, such as GitHub and Jenkins, to enable continuous integration and continuous deliveryIdentify, analyze, and resolve infrastructure vulnerabilities and application deployment issuesDocumented experience implementing monitoring and alerting best practices within a cloud native environment.
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Certification in at least one cloud platform such as AWS (e.g., AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate), Microsoft Azure (e.g., Azure Administrator Associate), or Google Cloud (e.g., Associate Cloud Engineer.
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