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Job Description Ciklum is looking for a Senior DevOps Engineer to join our team in Argentina or Brazil. We are a custom product engineering company that supports both multinational organizations and scaling startups to solve their most complex business challenges. With a global team of over 4,000 highly skilled developers, consultants, analysts and product owners, we engineer technology that redefines industries and shapes the way people live. About The Role We are looking for a talented Senior DevOps Engineer to support our engineering work, with a strong focus on the underlying infrastructure that we need to get from source code to production, plus keep it happy once it's there. We need someone who understands software development, and enjoys working with developers on all the things necessary to improving, deploying, monitoring, and operating production services. Responsibilities Build complex, highly available, and cost-optimized cloud infrastructure solutions on GCP and in Kubernetes, with a focus on BigQuery, Dataflow, Pub/Sub, and Cloud SQL Write and maintain Terraform to provision and manage GCP data services, networking, and deployments Manage networking and deployment configurations for GCP data platform components Designs and implements advanced CI/CD pipelines ensuring quality, security, and efficiency Establish comprehensive monitoring and observability strategies across data pipelines and infrastructure Proactively identify and mitigate risks, leading troubleshooting efforts for complex data infrastructure issues Implement high-level security practices, integrating vulnerability scanning and threat modeling for data workloads Work with application and data engineering teams to cultivate operational standards for the GCP data platform Support the ongoing GCP migration by designing scalable, secure, and cost-effective data infrastructure Requirements Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent work experience 5+ years of experience in a DevOps engineering role with significant GCP experience Hands-on experience building and operating data infrastructure on GCP, specifically with BigQuery, Dataflow, Pub/Sub, and Cloud SQL Proven experience writing Terraform for GCP data services, including networking and deployment configurations Experience managing networking (VPCs, subnets, firewall rules, private service connectivity) for GCP data workloads Proven track record of designing and implementing large-scale GCP solutions Demonstrated ability to solve complex technical problems and architect robust solutions Excellent communication and collaboration skills GCP certifications (e.g., Professional Cloud Architect, Professional Cloud DevOps Engineer, Professional Data Engineer) Desirable Cloud: Deep knowledge of GCP services, architectures, and design patterns, and adjacent services like Cloud Storage, Composer/Airflow, Dataproc) Infrastructure as Code (IaC): Advanced Terraform skills, including modules for GC data services and networking Programming and Scripting: Strong scripting skills (Python, Bash) and proficiency with one or more programming languages (e.g., Java, Go, Node.js) Containerization and Microservices: Extensive experience with Docker, Kubernetes (GKE), and microservices architectures Complex Configuration Management: Expertise in configuration management tools (Ansible, Chef, Puppet, etc.) Robust Networking: In-depth knowledge of networking concepts, VPC design, hybrid cloud architectures, and network security — especially as applied to GCP data services and private connectivity Security Focus: Strong understanding of cloud security principles, penetration testing, and compliance standards (e.g., SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS), with experience applying them to data platforms (IAM for BigQuery, CMEK, VPC Service Controls) Data platform experience (nice to have): Familiarity with dbt, Composer/Airflow, or other data orchestration tools; experience supporting a GCP migration What`s in it for you? Care: your mental and physical health is our priority. We ensure comprehensive company-paid medical insurance and mental health programs, 5 undocumented sick-leave days per year Tailored education path: boost your skills and knowledge with our regular internal events (meetups, conferences, workshops), Udemy license, language courses and company-paid certifications Growth environment: share your experience and level up your expertise with a community of skilled professionals, locally and globally Long-term employment with 20 working-days paid vacation and local bank holidays Flexibility: 100% remote work mode Opportunities: we value our specialists and always find the best options for them. Our Internal Mobility Program helps change a project if needed to help you grow, excel professionally and fulfill your potential Global impact: work on large-scale projects that redefine industries with international and fast-growing clients Welcoming environment: feel empowered with a friendly team, open-door policy, informal atmosphere within the company and regular team-building events About Us At Ciklum, we are always exploring innovations, empowering each other to achieve more, and engineering solutions that matter. With us, you’ll work with cutting-edge technologies, contribute to impactful projects, and be part of a One Team culture that values collaboration and progress. As we expand into Latin America, every Ciklumer is helping to shape our story. Collaborate with seasoned experts and make a global impact backed by two decades of industry leadership. Explore, empower, engineer with Ciklum! Interested already? We would love to get to know you! Submit your application. We can’t wait to see you at Ciklum.
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