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Senior DevOps Engineer - Azure

Flossbach von Storch SE · Köln, NW, Deutschland
Köln, NW, DeutschlandHybrid
Remuneration
Not specified
Location
Köln, NW, Deutschland
Visa sponsorship
Not specified

Job summary

The Senior DevOps Engineer - Azure role is responsible for designing, implementing, and managing Azure infrastructure using Infrastructure as Code, including microservices for a new website. Key responsibilities include optimizing CI/CD pipelines, enhancing Azure identity architecture with Entra ID, and collaborating on cloud-native architectures with stakeholders and partners.

Benefits

Betriebliche AltersvorsorgeDeutschlandticketHybrides ArbeitsmodellMitarbeitenden-RestaurantSport- und Gesundheitsangebote

Qualifications

  • Several years of experience in operating and designing DevOps infrastructures, ideally in Azure
  • Knowledge of Infrastructure as Code with Terraform and/or Azure Bicep
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Entra ID, OAuth, OIDC, and Microsoft Graph API
  • Knowledge of Azure Networking, including Hub-Spoke, Load-Balancing, DNS, Routing, and Firewall
  • Programming and scripting skills in Python or Bash for automation and CI/CD pipelines
  • Monitoring experience with Grafana, Prometheus, or Elastic Stack
  • Ideally familiar with Microsoft Sentinel, Defender for Cloud, Purview, or Azure OpenAI
  • Structured work approach, initiative, and sense of responsibility
  • Very good German and good English language skills, both written and spoken

Responsibilities

  • Design, implement, and operate Azure infrastructure with Infrastructure as Code
  • Enhance Azure identity architecture with Entra ID, Service Principals, Managed Identities, and Zero Trust
  • Optimize CI/CD pipelines and implement DevSecOps principles
  • Collaborate on cloud-native architectures with internal stakeholders and external partners
  • Create technical documentation and operational concepts for informed decision-making

Skills

AzureBashBicepGrafanaPrometheusPythonTerraform

Relocation

No