Role Description: -

Cloud Engineers are software developers who primarily build and maintain the Azure cloud deployment framework for FNZ’s main product. This framework allows internal FNZ teams to manage and deploy their projects. It includes container definitions, infrastructure-as-code, and deployment pipelines.

The Cloud Engineering team is small, and each team member is given the opportunity to own significant parts of the solution end-to-end. Cloud Engineers have an attitude of continuous improvement and strive to build the best possible solution for our internal stakeholders to do our part in delivering customer success. The Cloud Engineer will be responsible for building and maintaining robust solutions from scratch, ensuring they meet the high-performance and strict security demands of the financial domain. A deep awareness of the entire infrastructure ecosystem, coupled with hands-on proficiency in modern IaC, containerization, and Platform Engineering/DevOps tools, is essential for success.

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Cloud Engineers participate in the entire software development lifecycle, including requirements gathering and analysis, development, testing, and deployment.

Below are some of the tasks a cloud engineer may be asked to do:

Analysis/Design

•Engage with internal stakeholders to elicit and shape requirements into distinct work items that incrementally deliver practical functionality.

Implementation

The responsibilities will include:

•Design, write, test, and maintain production-grade infrastructure code using tools like Terraform and Crossplane for continuous deployment of cloud and hybrid resources.

•Design, deploy, and manage container orchestration platforms using Docker, Kubernetes (k8s), and package management via Helm.

•Build, maintain, and optimize robust Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines using GitHub and Page Property of FNZ Private & Confidential GitHub Actions to automate the delivery o

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