Safaricom

Cloud Infrastructure Engineer ( Internal/External)

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21 hours ago
Addis Ababa, EthiopiaMid Level

Responsibilities

  • Monitor and improve the performance of infrastructure and cloud platforms against KPIs and SLAs.
  • Review cloud infrastructure capacity and ensure service resources operate as expected.
  • Resolve faults across cloud, infrastructure, container, and container-management platforms.
  • Escalate issues to suppliers when necessary and follow through until resolution.
  • Respond quickly to emerging threats and vulnerability issues.
  • Develop and use new product and service acceptance criteria.
  • Participate actively in the team to support section objectives.

Requirements

  • Degree in computer science, electrical engineering, information technology, or engineering.
  • At least 3 years of experience administering Windows, Linux, and cloud infrastructure environments.
  • Red Hat Linux RHCSA or RHCE certification.
  • VMware Data Center VCP certification.
  • Kubernetes CKA certification.
  • Strong understanding of operating-system performance, Windows, virtualization, enterprise Linux, servers, storage, and cloud infrastructure.
  • Experience with OpenStack and containerization platforms.
  • Experience with Kubernetes, OpenShift, CloudFoundry, and Tanzu container/PaaS orchestration or management platforms.
  • Extensive knowledge of virtual network functions.
  • Experience with Brocade SAN platforms, including SAN switches and storage.
  • Experience working in cloud and infrastructure environments.
  • Knowledge of Agile ways of working.
  • Strong oral, written, interpersonal communication, and leadership skills.

Tech Stack

KubernetesLinuxOpenShiftOpenStackWindows

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About Safaricom

10,000+ employees

Safaricom builds and operates mobile and fixed connectivity services and the M-PESA mobile money platform for consumers and enterprises in East Africa. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Nairobi, it is publicly listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange and is part-owned by Vodacom Group and the Government of Kenya. The company runs Kenya’s largest mobile network and has expanded into Ethiopia through Safaricom Ethiopia.

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