Job Description
Stott and May are partnered with an innovative Clean Tech/IoT business who are disrupting the real estate sector making new and existing buildings more climate-friendly. Due to continued growth, we are looking for a DevOps Engineer for their Infrastructure team.
What's on offer
- Modern environment with flat hierarchies.
- Modern hardware and the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies
- 100% remote work possibility,
- Space and budget for personal growth
- Flexible working hours
- 30 days vacation
- JobRad-Leasing
- Events for employees to celebrate our achieved goals and great team spirit
- Community of Practice and Knowledge sharing for improving your skills
Responsibilities:
- Together with your team, you develop and extend both our backend infrastructure and software running on embedded Linux.
- Build and maintain LoRaWAN infrastructures in the buildings of their customers by developing customized embedded software and monitoring services.
- Configure and manage our devices based on embedded Linux.
- Implement tooling, services and applications on the devices.
- Drive the development of new products, evaluate new possibilities and make things happen.
- You will work closely with our product experts and product owners to build the future of smart energy.
Experince
- At least 8+ years of practical experience working as a DevOps Engineer
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or related fields or comparable education and experience
- Experience with running a large fleet of IoT devices
- Proficiency in Linux System Administration tooling (preferably in the context of Embedded Linux deployments)
- Proficiency in development with Python, Golang or similar languages
- Experience in developing CI/CD pipelines and internal tools and services
- Proficiency with observability and monitoring tools like Grafana, Prometheus etc
- Experience working with AWS
Nice to have:
- Background in SRE
- Experience with AWS IoT Core, LoRaWAN and/or mBUS is a plus
- Experience with Java (or other JVM-based languages like Kotlin)
- Understanding of GitLab pipelines