Senior and Lead Devops Engineers

Senior and Lead Devops Engineers (Remote) About the job Senior and Lead Devops Engineers (Remote) TASQ is looking for lead devops engineers to work remotely. Philippine-based applicants are the ones we need. Work schedule: 5pm to 2am Qualifications: 5+ years of experience in system administration (Windows and/or Linux), DevOps and/or software development and IT Operations. 3+ years project experience migrating and deploying cloud-based solutions. Must demonstrate hands‑on experience with Terraform or Bicep, ARM Templates and Ansible (or equivalent) Hands‑on implementation experience of Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery in Azure DevOps (VSTS/TFS), Jenkins, and/or Bamboo (or another similar tool) 1+ years implementing and supporting Microsoft Azure infrastructure and topologies (or demonstrated experience with AWS or GCP) Automation experience - very good scripting knowledge (PowerShell, Bash, Python, Groovy, etc.). Experience can be from any public cloud. Experience with various cloud deployment methodologies. Understanding of cloud ecosystem and leading‑edge cloud emerging technologies. Performance analysis, troubleshooting and remediation techniques. Strong analytical problem‑solving ability. Strong presentation, written and verbal communication skills. Self‑starter with the ability to work independently or as part of a virtual project team. Bachelors degree in computer science, or related field Preferred Experience/Skills/Certifications: Experience in Chef/Puppet, Docker and/or Kubernetes is a plus We are looking for a Lead Azure DevOps Engineer who will be primarily responsible for implementing DevOps solutions in Azure. The role is a technical, consultative, and client facing role that will be accountable for client solution development, delivery and support. The ideal candidate will have experience in consulting and have demonstrated success in technical implementations and project work. Key Responsibilities: Be an essential part of the team responsible for crafting and delivering creative cloud solutions for our clients. Participate in technical envisioning, technical design, and delivery of assigned projects. Work with solution architects to support project efforts from a technical perspective. Execute the implementation of designed solutions into client deliverables. Assist with design and deployment of client workloads into Azure. Provide technical expertise and support across the following four areas of specialization: Datacenter Transformation DevOps and CI/CI pipelines Terraform Bicep Ansible Chef/Puppet Docker Bamboo Jenkins Scripting: Bash PowerShell Python Windows Unix Job Highlights Microsoft Partnerships Our great global relationship with Microsoft ensures that we have a pipeline of cutting‑edge Azure work opportunities, and access to the teams that have built the platform. You wont find this at other places. Great working environment and company culture with flexible work location. Our technology focus is on Azure you'll have plenty of exciting opportunities to grow your skills in Microsoft and Azure in an environment committed to technical excellence and client experience in a very specific, defined space. Six months of experience on our team is worth years somewhere else. Competitive compensation package, salary, allowance, standard benefits including quarterly and annual performance‑based cash bonus and other remuneration.

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