GCP Cloud Platform Architect

We are hiring for "GCP Cloud Platform Architect" at Virtusa.
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Requirements:

• 3-5 years of platform engineering experience supporting a hybrid cloud environment (GCP &

AWS)

• 3-5 years of proven experience using Hashicorp Terraform for Infrastructure as Code to write

advanced modules for deploying infrastructure or services which will provide automated & self-

service deployment services.

• 5+ years of proven experience developing and maintaining the automated lifecycle of compute

and containerized images for standard use and consumption within a hybrid cloud environment.

• 3-5 years applied experience in designing and scaling large server and Kubernetes environments

preferably used in automated and/or self-service environments.

• 3+ years of experience developing or working with APIs and/or other integration solutions.

• 5+ years of proven automation experience working with configuration management

tools(SaltStack/Ansible), Python/bash or equivalent operational scripting experience

• Advanced applied knowledge and experience using some of the following tools: Kubernetes,

Docker, Jenkins, Harness, Artifactory, Python, Splunk.

• Strong and hands-on GCP & AWS cloud experience required.

• Strong Linux OS administration / configuration experience required. (Linux & Windows a plus)

• Possess troubleshooting skills that spans applications, networking, and systems.

• Solid written and verbal communication skills. Must be comfortable with presenting findings to

others, including leadership.

• Self-driven, willing to work in a fast-paced dynamic environment both individually and as part of

a team.

• University degree in the field of Information Systems, Computer Science, Engineering or

equivalent work experience.

Regards,
Pallavi Tapase