About the Role
The engineer will support the deployment, configuration, and ongoing management of Red Hat OpenShift clusters, focusing on automation, monitoring, and integration with CI/CD pipelines.
Responsibilities
- Design and deploy OpenShift clusters across multiple environments
- Maintain cluster availability, performance, and security
- Implement infrastructure automation using configuration management tools
- Collaborate with development teams on containerized application deployment
- Troubleshoot issues in container orchestration and networking layers
- Ensure compliance with security policies and operational standards
- Support hybrid and multi-cloud OpenShift deployments
- Monitor system health and optimize resource utilization
- Integrate OpenShift with identity and access management systems
- Manage upgrades and lifecycle operations for container platforms
- Develop and maintain documentation for platform configurations
- Participate in incident response and on-call rotations
- Enhance CI/CD pipelines for container-based workflows
- Apply security patches and system updates promptly
- Work with storage and networking teams to resolve integration challenges
- Support application migration to containerized environments
- Enforce resource quotas and access controls in OpenShift projects
- Utilize logging and monitoring tools for proactive issue detection
- Contribute to disaster recovery planning for container platforms
- Stay current with OpenShift and Kubernetes ecosystem developments
Compensation
Competitive salary and benefits package offered based on experience and qualifications.
Work Arrangement
Hybrid work model with flexibility for remote and on-site presence.
Team
Collaborative engineering team focused on cloud-native technologies and platform operations.
Security Clearance
Must be able to obtain and maintain a moderate-level security clearance.
Travel Requirements
Occasional travel may be required for on-site support or team meetings.
Visa sponsorship may be available for qualified candidates.
