Lead Infrastructure Engineer - Distributed Systems

We are looking for a Lead Infrastructure Engineer – Distributed Systems to join the IT team of our client – a company specialized in the financial technology sector.

What will be your main tasks and responsibilities?

• Own the distributed systems ecosystem that powers our SaaS API-driven business relied upon by our customers around the world;  
• Construct innovative infrastructure systems, applications, and tools that streamline and enhance how applications interoperate;
• Take ownership of our critical technology infrastructure -- built on top of multiple underlying technologies, tools, and programming languages;
• Provide highly available, reliable critical services to our customer-facing applications and developers.

What will be required from you?

• Degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or other similar area;
• At least 05 years of professional experience in infrastructure and critical systems;
• Willing to take ownership of critical systems and successfully deliver systems and features, whether it is Linux, Kubernetes, DNS, Kerberos, or AWS;
• Willing and experience in managing and operating vital polyglot infrastructure systems; 
• Advanced proficiency in Python and an eagerness to work with languages like Java, Go, and Bash as needed;
• Experience in running critical workloads in AWS is a definite plus; 
• Advanced knowledge and demonstrated experience with HTTP and other network protocols, load balancing, ALBs, nginx, Apache httpd, Kubernetes ingress, Kerberos, SAML, and other SSO technologies, authentication, and authorization;
• Ability to craft reliable and performant solutions to problems using a combination of software you write and open-source technology;
• Display a curious mind, enthusiasm for technology infrastructure, a knack for problem-solving, and the drive to take initiative and work with the right combination of independence and collaboration;
• Fluency in English, written and spoken.

Sounds like you? Send us your CV and let’s talk!