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About the Role This position focuses on the deployment, automation, and support of infrastructure solutions in Microsoft Azure. The role involves working with Kubernetes environments, Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD automation, and platform migrations while supporting project deployments and ongoing operations. Key Responsibilities Manage and support Microsoft Azure infrastructure and deployment activities. Administer Kubernetes environments, including StatefulSets, storage management, workload migrations, and platform operations. Develop and maintain Infrastructure as Code solutions using Terraform. Create, maintain, and optimize Helm Charts for Kubernetes deployments. Automate infrastructure and server management processes using Ansible. Build and improve CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions and Jenkins. Support CI/CD migration initiatives and deployment automation activities. Perform Linux system administration tasks in RHEL environments. Manage PostgreSQL backup, restore, and migration processes. Apply DevOps methodologies and Git-based workflows to improve automation, deployment consistency, and operational efficiency. Project Scope & Deliverables Deliver and support project deployments in Microsoft Azure . Maintain and enhance Kubernetes-based infrastructure environments. Support automation initiatives across infrastructure, deployment, and operational processes. Contribute to migration activities involving workloads, CI/CD platforms, and database environments. Required Experience and Skills Advanced experience with Microsoft Azure infrastructure. Advanced Kubernetes administration experience, including StatefulSets, storage management, and workload migrations. Strong hands-on experience with Terraform. Strong knowledge of Helm Charts. Experience with Ansible for infrastructure and server automation. Experience with GitHub Actions and CI/CD automation practices. Experience with Jenkins pipelines and CI/CD migration projects. Strong Linux administration skills, including RHEL environments. Experience with PostgreSQL backup, restore, and migration activities. Experience with Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and DevOps methodologies. Good understanding of Git-based workflows and automation concepts. Professional-level English communication skills. Nice to Have Experience with virtualization technologies and related tools. Contract Details Contract Type: B2B Start Date: ASAP End Date: 31/12/26 Regime: hybrid, 2-3 days in the office.
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