Container Infrastructure Engineer

Role overview

Improve and operate a container platform by installing, maintaining, and automating platform components. The work centers on Kubernetes and OpenShift infrastructure, including the supporting systems used for logging, service networking, monitoring, and observability. The engineer may also contribute to DevSecOps automation and partner with application development teams.

Responsibilities - Install, maintain, and operationalize OpenShift Operators and related platform capabilities. - Support auxiliary services such as logging, service mesh, monitoring, and observability tools. - Develop automation tools and scripts that reduce manual infrastructure work. - Triage and troubleshoot container and platform issues. - Contribute to DevSecOps improvements and collaborate with application development teams. - Work with cloud services, CI/CD tools, event-driven systems, and scripting or programming languages.

Requirements - At least three years of experience with Kubernetes, containers, or Docker. - Experience with Red Hat OpenShift and AWS. - Familiarity with object-oriented programming, Java, Linux, Bash, CI/CD, DevSecOps, SRE, observability, Kafka or eventing, and containerization. - Bachelor’s degree, preferably in computer science or computer engineering. - Applicants in the United States must have work authorization that does not require current or future visa sponsorship.

Nice to have - Production or client-facing OpenShift experience. - Red Hat Certified Administrator exam (EX280) completed or in progress.

Benefits and work setup - The listed base salary range is $94,400–$112,500 in specified U.S. locations; pay depends on location, skills, role, and experience. Benefits are offered, with details varying by location.