djwinter

DevOps Engineer | Full-time or part-time | Estonia | Remote

My company works with SaaS businesses providing cloud infrastructure management and support. A large portion of the work focuses on monitoring and observability of applications and platforms.

I need an extra pair of hands for a US client that is rapidly expanding in the museum industry with their white-label e-commerce SaaS. It is powered by a multi-region AWS architecture with further expansion in the pipeline.

This can be a full-time or part-time role. Based in Estonia but remote.

Contact: hn at djwinter dot co dot nz

More details: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3624147820/

Thanks!

SEEKING FREELANCER | Remote | DevOps Engineer with AWS and Elastic Stack (ELK) experience.

My company works with SaaS businesses providing cloud infrastructure management and support. A large portion of the work focuses on monitoring and observability of the applications and platforms.

This project is for a US client that is rapidly expanding in the museum industry with their white-label e-commerce SaaS. It is powered by a multi-region AWS architecture with further expansion in the pipeline.

This is a contract role to support a growing workload, beginning with up to 40 hours per month.

Contact: hn at djwinter dot co dot nz

More details: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3593434928/

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