Platform Engineer

Role overview The Platform Engineer owns the infrastructure and tooling that help product teams deliver changes quickly and reliably. The work spans delivery pipelines, containerized services, infrastructure management, production visibility, and the developer tools and automation used across teams.

Responsibilities - Design and maintain CI/CD pipelines that support dependable software releases. - Package services in containers and manage the environments they run in. - Define and maintain infrastructure through code, automating recurring operational work. - Build observability across metrics, logs, traces, and alerts to make production behavior visible. - Improve developer tooling and environments so product teams can deliver with confidence. - Document platform work, explain technical trade-offs, and use incidents to identify engineering improvements.

Requirements - Hands-on experience with production systems and scripting. - Strong practical knowledge of Docker and container orchestration. - Experience implementing infrastructure as code. - A habit of automating repeatable tasks. - Clear technical documentation and the ability to explain decisions precisely. - A security-first approach to engineering.

Benefits and work setup The role offers ownership of the engineering toolchain in an environment that treats the platform as a product. Work is hybrid, combining time at an office in Pristina with remote work. The package includes modern hardware, a personal learning budget, and compensation aligned with the role’s responsibilities.