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RemoteListed Jul 10, 2026

Linux/DevOps engineer

Rapinno Tech

  • DevOps-Engineer
  • Developer
  • Infrastructure-Engineering
  • Linux-Administrator
  • Linux-Cloud-Engineer
  • Linux-Engineer
  • Linux-Infrastructure-Specialist
  • Linux-System-Engineer
  • Linux-Systems-Engineer
  • Operations
  • Senior-Linux-Systems-Engineer
  • Site-Reliability-Engineering
  • Systems-Engineering

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The role

Job description

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Job Title: Linux/DevOps engineer

Location: Remote

Duration: 06+ Months Contract

Job Description:

• We are looking for a Systems/DevOps Engineer who is passionate and enthusiastic. Minimum qualifications:

• Experience designing, implementing and automating distributed system solutions.

• 3-5 years hands-on Linux Administration experience in a production environment using Ubuntu, RedHat, CentOS, Debian and/or SuSe SLES.

• Programming/Scripting experience (Bash and/or Python, Ruby).

• Experience in Automating processes.

• Experience in Configuration Management Tools (Puppet, Ansible).

• Experience in GIT or a similar Version Control system.

• Good written and Oral communication skills.

• You are a fast learner and have strong problem solving, analytic, decision-making skills.

Qualifications & Requirements:

  • Experience in Virtualization/Hypervisors (VMware, Nutanix, etc.).
  • Hands-on experience with Kubernetes administration and Containers (Docker, etc.).
  • Server Hardware knowledge (Lenovo, Dell, HP).
  • CI/CD Pipeline experience.
  • ServiceNow ticketing system. You’ll sweep us off our feet if:
  • You have a deep interest and passion for technology and want to build the next generation of store compute technology.
  • You are curious about building highly available, highly resilient systems with single-digit latency; and want to build them in real life, solving new challenges and learning new things.
  • You have had a role that consists of designing, developing code, bug fixing, and DevOps.

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