Description

PRODYNA focuses on customer experience, by designing, implementing, and operating custom software applications for mid to large size enterprises. We are committed to offering our customers innovative and future-proof solutions, through digitalisation and cloud computing strategies. As a member of Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), PRODYNA promotes speed, agility, and scalability in software development.

A few words about you working with us:

As a System Engineer on our team, you’ll be the glue holding our infrastructure together. You’ll design, implement, and maintain systems that are as secure as they are efficient. Your tools of choice? Azure, Kubernetes, and an endless supply of caffeine (or tea, we’re inclusive).

Requirements

• Architect and Innovate: Design and deploy scalable, resilient infrastructure using Azure and Kubernetes.
• Automate Like a Boss: Develop and maintain CI/CD pipelines that make deployments smoother than your favorite playlist.
• Monitor & Optimize: Keep an eagle eye on performance metrics, identify bottlenecks, and tweak systems until they hum like a well-tuned engine.
• Collaborate Across Teams: Work closely with developers, DevOps, and other stakeholders to ensure our systems are the tech equivalent of a Swiss watch.
• Troubleshoot With Grace: Diagnose and resolve system issues faster than you can say “kubectl get pods” (okay, maybe not that fast, but close).
• Stay Ahead: Continuously explore and implement the latest tools, technologies, and best practices to keep us on the cutting edge.

We’re here to find someone who can own their role and run with it. Ideally, you’ll have:

• Experience: 4+ years of experience in system engineering or a related field (Terraform and Kubernetes as a must have).
• Skills That Thrill: Proficiency in scripting languages (e.g., Python, Bash) and tools like Terraform or Ansible (must is Cloud experience).
• Mindset: A can-do attitude with a side of curiosity. You’re the kind of person who Googles errors like it’s a competitive sport.
• Certifications: Azure certifications? Kubernetes badges? Yes, please.
• Communication: Clear and concise, whether you’re writing documentation or explaining Kubernetes to a non-techie.
• Team Player: You play nice with others, even during crunch time (sharing memes is optional but encouraged).