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We are looking for a DevOps Engineer to join the DevX team and own the build platform and DevSecOps capabilities that power Audax's software delivery. You will design, operate, and improve CI/CD pipelines, container build workflows, and security gates used across dozens of microservice repositories so development teams can ship safely, quickly, and with confidence. This role sits at the intersection of platform engineering, release automation, and application security. You will work closely with product engineering squads, security, and cloud/platform teams. Operate and evolve Jenkins and GitHub Actions pipelines for mono-repo and multi-module builds (Java/Spring, Node, Docker). Manage base image build and promotion workflows (ECR, GHCR). Improve Git workflows, branch/release strategy, and artifact promotion aligned with the release calendar. Automate environment provisioning and deployment using Helm, ArgoCD, and Terraform where applicable. Troubleshoot build failures, pipeline performance, and release blockers across the engineering org. Operate Corki our vulnerability management platform including quality gates, scanner integration, and remediation workflows with app owners. Implement and enforce container image signing (Cosign) and admission policies (Kyverno) for internal and client-facing clusters. Partner with Security on policy design, exception handling, and shift-left security practices. Reduce reliance on paid/commercial security tooling where open-source alternatives meet our needs. Developer Experience Explore AI-assisted developer productivity improvements where they add measurable value. 35 years in DevOps, platform engineering, or SRE with hands-on CI/CD ownership. Strong experience with Kubernetes (deployments, Helm, cluster operations); Experience with Docker container builds, registries (ECR, GHCR, Artifactory/Harbor), and image promotion.Scripting in Python and/or Bash for automation.AWS cloud experience (ECR, IAM, networking basics).ArgoCD / GitOps deployment patterns. GCP or hybrid/multi-cloud experience. Experience migrating workloads on-prem cloud or monolith microservices. Certifications: CKA, AWS Associate, CCNA or similar. .
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