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Specialized Kubernetes/EKS expertise reduces applicant pool despite metro location.
Role requires deep platform/SRE expertise and Kubernetes experience, making backgrounds less transferable across unrelated industries.
Explicit 5+ years requirement and multiple mandatory cloud, EKS, IaC, and observability skills increase hiring rigidity.
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Own and operate production Amazon EKS Kubernetes clusters that support the organisation's CI/CD and software delivery platforms, ensuring scalability, reliability, and security.
Design, build, and standardise multi-cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure, GCP) with automation via Infrastructure as Code (Terraform) to optimise platform governance, operational excellence, and developer experience.
Lead platform automation, toolchain optimisation, and observability initiatives, including CI/CD platform support, monitoring, incident management, and enforcing DevSecOps practices.
Minimum 5 years of experience in Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), DevOps, Platform Engineering, or Infrastructure Engineering roles.
Strong hands-on expertise with Amazon EKS, Kubernetes administration, lifecycle management, and troubleshooting in production environments.
Proficiency in multi-cloud platforms including AWS, Azure, and GCP with advanced Infrastructure as Code experience using Terraform and automation scripting (Bash, Python, or Go).
Experience supporting and optimising enterprise-scale CI/CD platforms such as Harness, GitHub Actions, or Jenkins.
Technical leader with deep expertise in Kubernetes and cloud platform engineering operating at enterprise scale to improve platform scalability and operational efficiency.
Experienced in multi-cloud environment governance, security controls (DevSecOps), and infrastructure standardisation through automated and reusable modules.
Capable of driving platform engineering best practices, mentoring teams, and enhancing developer self-service capabilities within an internal developer platform context.