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Dev Ops Engineer
| Company | Dev Ops Engineer |
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| Website | akvo.org ↗ |
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| Location | Dev Ops Engineer - Akvo Foundation - Amsterdam, London, Stockholm, or · Remote |
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| Salary | — |
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| Apply via | Email — caetie@akvo.org |
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| Hiring notes | — |
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| Tech | PythonJava |
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| Parsed locations | Dev Ops Engineer - Akvo Foundation - Amsterdam, London, Stockholm, or |
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| Posted by | caetie-akvo |
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| Posted | Feb 1, 2013 |
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| Source | View on Hacker News ↗ |
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Original posting
Dev Ops Engineer - Akvo Foundation - Amsterdam, London, Stockholm, or REMOTE at UTC -5 to UTC +2
http://www.akvo.org/
To apply for this position, send your resume and a brief cover note to caetie@akvo.org.
Akvo seeks an experienced software development operations engineer to join our team and help us grow as we maintain and improve our core software products, Akvo RSR, Akvo FLOW and Akvo Openaid. You will be responsible for maintaining and evolving our cloud and SaaS infrastructure (eg servers, VMs and databases). We will also look to you to explore and recommend new technologies to help our team maintain and grow our infrastructure to respond to increasing demand for our products.
Core skills required: maintaining VMs, provisioning frameworks (eg Puppet, Chef, Salt), Linux.
Desired experience: maintaining cloud infrastructure, Java/Python, open source projects, integration projects, managing migrations, working in remote and distributed team.
Our tech team is spread across several hubs, including Amsterdam, Stockholm, London, and Washington DC. You could work from one of these locations, or remotely from a home office. You must live in a time zone between UTC -5 to UTC +2 (East Coast United States to Eastern Europe) and speak fluent English.
Akvo is a small non-profit foundation with a big mission. We create open source web and mobile software, and build networks of skilled partners that can change the way development aid is allocated and reported. This is important, because it improves the way projects are implemented in some of the poorest parts of the world, making them more effective, efficient, sustainable and visible.