DevOps Engineer (f/m/x)

Part-time from 25h per week or full-time

Company

Who we are

We, MovingLayers GmbH, are a young, dynamic, and up-and-coming company in the niche of geographic information systems (GIS). We develop individual GIS solutions based on open source technologies for established clients of all sizes with an innovative spirit and a focus on future-oriented topics.

What sets us apart is our partnership approach, solution-orientation, and customer focus, paired with high quality standards. Embedded in the development team, you as a DevOps Engineer are responsible for the seamless integration of software development and IT operations – stable, scalable, efficient.

Role

Your tasks

  • ✦Development and optimisation of CI/CD pipelines (e.g., GitHub Actions)
  • ✦Automation of build, test, and deployment processes
  • ✦Introduction of best practices in the field of continuous integration and continuous delivery
  • ✦Implementation and maintenance of monitoring and logging systems (e.g., Prometheus, Grafana, ELK Stack)
  • ✦Analysis of system metrics and proactive troubleshooting
  • ✦Support with incident management and performance optimisation
  • ✦Integration of security checks into the development process (DevSecOps)
  • ✦Management of access rights and secrets (e.g., with Vault)
  • ✦Close collaboration with developers, product owners, and IT teams
  • ✦Documentation of processes and system architectures
Requirements

What you bring with you

  • ✦Several years of professional experience in DevOps, system administration, or software development
  • ✦Good knowledge of at least one cloud platform (Azure, AWS, or GCP)
  • ✦Experience with container technologies (Docker, Kubernetes)
  • ✦Knowledge of scripting or programming languages (Python, Bash, Go, or JavaScript)
  • ✦Experience with version control (Git)
  • ✦A calm, reliable, and solution-oriented personality
  • ✦Fluent English, German is a plus
Benefits

What awaits you

  • ✦The chance to significantly influence the transformation into the AI world
  • ✦Exciting projects in the context of digital solutions & data platforms
  • ✦A clear vision with ambitious goals and a focus on customer value
  • ✦A young, interdisciplinary team that places great value on sustainability
Remuneration · Full-time
€ 3,954.–
gross/month · Collective Agreement IT · Overpayment possible
Remuneration is based on the collective agreement for the service sector in automatic data processing and information technology, with the willingness to overpay depending on qualifications and experience.

Sounds like you?

We look forward to your application – direct and uncomplicated.

Apply now

Contact: Daniela Hahn · +43 670 55 300 58

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