1) Kubernetes knowledge

Basic Kubernetes Objects: Knowing how to write and apply YAML manifests for Pods, Deployments, Services(ClusterIP, NodePort), and ConfigMaps/Secrets.

Container Fundamentals: Thorough understanding of Docker, creating Dockerfiles, and running containers locally

Cluster Management: Everyday use of the kubectl command-line tool to inspect logs, describe resources, and debug basic application health

Ecosystem Context: Familiarity with basic CI/CD integration and how container images move from a registry into a cluster

2) AWS Identity and Access Management (cross account set up, IAM policies and s3)

IAM Policies: Know how to write identity-based and resource-based policies.

AssumeRole API: Understand how sts:AssumeRole grants temporary, limited-privilege security tokens across boundaries.

AWS Organizations: Understand Service Control Policies (SCPs) and multi-account hierarchies.

Least Privilege: Know how to restrict access using policy conditions and IAM Access Analyzer. [1, 2, 3, 4]

3)Python Language

4) Basic Lambda function knowledge

5) AWS Sagemaker exposure is a plus

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