Job Description
Full details about the role and requirements
Yukerja Summary
The Cloud Infrastructure Engineer role at Rapinno Tech is curated from Himalayas (category Teknologi & IT). This role is marked as remote — check timezone and location requirements on the official listing. Yukerja.com is not the employer — applications are handled on the official source site.
Role Overview
As a Cloud Infrastructure Engineer, you will build, operate, and optimize our cloud infrastructure to ensure that our technical foundation remains stable, scalable, and future-proof. You will be responsible for central infrastructure components, from compute to storage, content delivery, DNS, and network security.
What You Will Do
You will design network architecture, scalability, and high availability and build infrastructure so that it is reproducible, automated, and traceable. You will keep an eye on operating costs, identify optimization potential, and ensure that our cloud is not only performant but also economically sensible.
Why It Might Be a Fit
You should bring a completed technical degree, a corresponding vocational training, or practical experience in the IT sector and at least 3 years of professional experience in cloud or IT infrastructure.
Requirements
- completed technical degree
- corresponding vocational training
- practical experience in the IT sector
- at least 3 years of professional experience in cloud or IT infrastructure
- familiarity with at least one public cloud (e.g. Google Cloud or AWS)
- familiarity with Kubernetes, networks, and DNS/CDN
- experience with Infrastructure as Code with Terraform and scripting (e.g. with Python or Bash)
- experience with migrations or cross-account architectures
Benefits
- tax-free shopping card
- bike leasing
- health courses (e.g. yoga, back training and mental health)
- flexible working hours
- home office
- occupational pension scheme
- occupational health insurance
- hardware leasing
- employee discounts
- childcare allowance / kindergarten allowance
- holiday allowance
- food allowance
- travel allowance
- abroad work
Originally posted on Himalayas