About Us:
Our client is revolutionizing the attraction operations industry with a unified, cloud-based SaaS platform that empowers operators with tools for ticket sales, reservations, payments, and more. Based in TN and UT, their team delivers cutting-edge solutions in the fast-growing Tours & Attractions sector.
Role: Azure DevOps Engineer
Focus: Building, securing, and scaling Azure infrastructure for a high-performance SaaS platform.
Must-Have Skills:
- Expertise in Azure Suite:
- 3+ years of hands-on experience designing, deploying, and managing end-to-end Azure environments.
- Critical Azure Skills:
- Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) for container orchestration.
- Azure Functions and serverless architectures for event-driven solutions.
- Azure DevOps for CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure automation, and deployments.
- Core services: Azure SQL, VMs, Storage, IAM, and cost optimization.
- Proven ability to architect large Azure environments from scratch (ground-up design, scalability, security).
Scripting & Automation:
- Proficiency in Python, Bash, or PowerShell for automation.
- Expert-level GIT skills: Advanced knowledge of Git workflows, branching strategies, and repository management (e.g., rebasing, cherry-picking, conflict resolution).
Security Focus:
- Identity management, encryption, and compliance in Azure.
Nice-to-Have Skills:
- Monitoring with Azure Monitor or Application Insights.
- Experience with Azure serverless/event-driven architectures.
- SQL/NoSQL database tuning and backups.
Key Responsibilities:
- Automate infrastructure and deployments using Azure DevOps and Git-based version control.
- Manage and secure Azure environments (AKS, Functions, VMs, etc.).
- Optimize CI/CD workflows for rapid, reliable software delivery, leveraging Git for code collaboration and pipeline integration.
- Troubleshoot and resolve Azure performance/security issues proactively.
Culture Fit:
- Passion for solving problems in a fast-paced, client-focused environment.
- Prioritize action: “Help clients first, figure out the rest later.”