Lead DevOps Engineer

🛠 Requirements‍

Minimum bachelor’s degree in CS, engineering, software engineering, or related field
Minimum 4 years’ previous experience in development and operations, or related IT, computer, or operations field
Previous experience with software development, infrastructure development, or development and operations
Experience with Linux infrastructures, database SQL (MS SQL), CI/CD tools, scripting such as JavaScript, PHP, Python, Perl, Ruby, .
NET, Scrum/Kanban/SAFe, Terraform, Terragrunt. AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Previous experience with blockchain nodes preferably ICP
Previous experience with implementing cybersecurity best practices; familiarity with NIST framework
Good interpersonal skills and experience communicating with all levels of management
Flexibility to work in an ambiguous and often-changing environment with quickly evolving needs and priorities

Soft-skill requirements:

‍- independent personality
- able to make decisions
- able to speak with the other teams and people

🏆 Why it's great to work with us

‍For the first time in history, an object itself constitutes its own unique identity. And we make it happen.
We use lots of different technologies and if you're interested, you'll be able to grow and learn what you want
Working with a team of true professionals on exciting and challenging tasks
The opportunity to utilize your professionalism and talent, and grow more and more with us
Laptop if needed
Bonuses and incentives
Vacation - standard amount of days (21-22)

The Swiss non-profit foundation uses artificial intelligence (AI) on decentralized computing to identify, authenticate and unlock the powers of ownership for objects of value.

As the first pan-industry platform, generate new value opportunities for some of the largest consumer asset classes in the world, including art, digital media and luxury goods.

Founded in October 2020, operates globally in major technology and blockchain hubs, including its research and development division located in USA.

For the first time in history, an object itself constitutes its own unique identity.