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Lead DevOps Engineer
Vancouver, British ColumbiaOur client is revolutionizing the way people learn online by giving them the tools they need to turn their expertise into a sustainable business that impacts both them and their audience.
Their Vancouver, Canada team is growing and looking to add a Lead DevOps Engineer to lead and mentor a team to deliver infrastructure improvements and tools into the stack, while also balancing technical and project needs.
Lead DevOps Engineer
Vancouver, Canada
Full-time
What you’ll be doing:
Lead DevOps Engineer
Vancouver, Canada
Full-time
What you’ll be doing:
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Conducting recurring 1-on-1 meetings with team members to support their development through regular coaching and mentorship
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Preparing and executing 6-month check-ins and annual performance reviews for team members
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Work as an individual contributor in the DevOps workflow
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Supporting the team with blockers and continually looking for ways to improve team efficiency
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Establishing timelines for the completion of projects and facilitating technical estimation (within KanBan)
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Triaging incoming bugs and tickets for the team and ensure triaged BATs get into sprints
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Being on rotational shifts for support when needed
What you bring:
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5+ years experience in a DevOps or Production Engineering role, at least 2 of those years leading other engineers
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Experience being accountable for technical projects, having a solid understanding of how to make projects successful
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Exposure to mentoring and providing feedback on performance to others
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Experience working in a cloud-native architecture on a platform (AWS, Google App Engine or Azure)
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A practical understanding of deployment pipelines and testing frameworks
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Solid exposure to working heavily with Jenkins, CircleCI, and others
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Experience working with container technologies (Docker and/or others)
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Experience with relational databases (SQL) and engines (PostgreSQL and MySQL)
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Expertise with web application architecture and web server technologies (Apache, Nginx, and ISS)