Senior Google Cloud Platform Engineer, DevOps
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EPAMCloud infrastructure
Opportunity to work remotely within PolandFull-TimeSenior
Salary not disclosed
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Job Details
- Languages
- English proficiency at B2+ level
- Experience
- 5+ years of experience as a hands-on DevOps/systems engineer
- Required Skills
- DockerGCPKubernetesTerraformGitHub ActionsHelm
Requirements
- Have 5+ years of hands-on DevOps or systems engineering experience; financial-services experience is preferred.
- Have proficiency in production Kubernetes environments, preferably Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE).
- Be proficient in authoring Helm charts, GitHub Actions reusable workflows, and Shell scripting.
- Understand GCP fundamentals, including IAM, Workload Identity, and VPC firewall rules.
- Know Google Secret Manager, Cloud Logging and Monitoring, Terraform, and Istio.
- Be able to read and translate OpenShift manifests and Jenkins or TeamCity pipelines.
- Be familiar with formal security and SDLC controls in a regulated environment.
- Provide clear written status updates and work in a structured, self-driven way.
- Have English proficiency at B2+ level.
Responsibilities
- Set up tenants and namespaces, size quotas, and configure firewall rules, service accounts, and Workload Identity with IAM bindings.
- Containerise services, mainly Java/Spring Boot, and produce Helm charts from existing OpenShift manifests.
- Migrate source code from Bitbucket to GitHub and secrets to Google Secret Manager via External Secrets.
- Build GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines with reusable workflows for build, scanning, push, and deploy, aligned with the bank's SDLC controls.
- Deploy to DEV and promote to UAT environments.
- Troubleshoot issues with application teams and the Nebula platform team, and support UAT through handover.
- Contribute to the migration runbook, scripts, and reusable workflows.
- Keep Jira tickets updated with progress and blockers.
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