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NPR

DevOps Engineer

Washington, District of Columbia, United States$107.3k–$119.6kmidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

NPR is looking for a DevOps Engineer to enhance their technical product team, focusing on building and maintaining infrastructure and services for their network. The ideal candidate will possess strong cloud management skills, take a proactive approach to automation, and work collaboratively with developers to optimize system performance.

What you'll do

  • Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure workflows
  • Administer and troubleshoot Linux/Unix compute instances
  • Deploy and scale workloads within cloud environments
  • Optimize application performance and infrastructure scaling
  • Develop and standardize Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
  • Monitor and manage relational databases and storage architectures

What they're looking for

  • Proficient in Linux/Unix system administration
  • Experience with cloud orchestration technologies
  • Automation scripting in Python or Bash
  • Understanding of CDN concepts
  • Experience with virtualization and containerization
  • Knowledge of relational database management

Benefits

  • [Union-represented role]
  • [Potential for remote work]
  • [Comprehensive health benefits]
  • [Professional development opportunities]
  • [Collaborative environment]
  • [Inclusive workplace culture]
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NPR

NPR builds and maintains infrastructure and services for their network, with a focus on cloud management and system optimization. They are hiring DevOps Engineers to automate processes, manage cloud systems, and collaborate with developers to enhance technical performance.

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Likely interview questions

  • Can you walk us through a CI/CD pipeline you've built or maintained? What tools did you use, and how did you ensure reliability and scalability?
  • Describe your experience with Infrastructure as Code. Which IaC tools have you used, and how do you approach keeping your code modular and maintainable?