Remote Lead DevOps Engineer
Lemon.io · Latin America Only, Europe Only, UK Only, Canada Only, OCEANIA Only · posted 1 year ago
What We Offer
- Earn $4K–$7.9K per month, based on seniority, skills, and experience.
- No client hunting or rate negotiations—we handle it for you.
- Personalized project matching to fit your skills and preferences.
- Flexible schedule with async communication options.
- No micromanagement—work with technical teams and direct client communication.
- Join a global community of top developers from 50+ countries.
Requirements
- 4+ years of experience as a DevOps Engineer.
- Experience developing enterprise-level engineering applications.
- 3+ years of hands-on experience with Kubernetes and AWS.
- Strong expertise in Terraform.
- Experience with GCP or Azure is a plus.
- Deep understanding of CI/CD pipelines and automation.
- Experience in troubleshooting and problem-solving across systems and applications.
- Familiarity with Agile methodologies.
Technical & Soft Skills
- Expertise in DevOps and Cloud Architecture, with the ability to design and build infrastructure from scratch.
- Strong English communication skills for discussing business requirements and technical decisions.
- Ability to self-organize and work independently in a remote setup.
- Reliability—we expect commitment and trust in delivering results.
- Adaptability and flexibility—quick onboarding and immediate contribution to projects.
Not Your Tech Stack?
Application Process
- Watch a short introductory video (10 min).
- Complete your profile on our website.
- 30-minute screening call.
- Technical interview.
- Receive feedback.
- Get matched to the best project for you.
Global Hiring Regions & Exceptions
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