PointClickCare
Intermediate AI-Enabled DevOps Engineer
Salt Lake City, UT$106k–$118kfull-timemidAdded 1 month ago
About this role
PointClickCare is seeking an Intermediate AI-Enabled DevOps Engineer to enhance cloud infrastructure and deployment pipelines within a collaborative team. The ideal candidate will engage in automation, system reliability, and AI integration to improve healthcare technology outcomes.
What you'll do
- Implement and maintain cloud infrastructure with infrastructure-as-code
- Support and enhance CI/CD pipelines for applications and ML workloads
- Operate containerized workloads using Kubernetes or similar platforms
- Automate operational tasks through scripting
- Monitor system health and respond to incidents
- Document procedures and contribute to DevOps standards
What they're looking for
- 2-4+ years of experience in DevOps or related fields
- Proficiency with cloud providers (Azure, AWS, or GCP)
- Scripting skills in Bash, Python, or similar
- Experience with Infrastructure as Code tools
- Familiarity with CI/CD and containerization
- Knowledge of monitoring and logging tools
- Openness to learning new technologies
- Strong communication skills
Benefits
- Flexibility in work arrangements
- Opportunities for growth and innovation
- Involvement in meaningful healthcare projects
- Collaborative and supportive work environment
- Investment in employee training and development
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PointClickCare
PointClickCare builds cloud infrastructure and healthcare technology solutions that leverage AI and automation to improve deployment and system reliability. The company is hiring DevOps Engineers and technical infrastructure roles focused on enhancing cloud systems and integrating AI capabilities.
View all jobs at PointClickCareLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a CI/CD pipeline you've built or maintained—what tools did you use, and how did you handle deployment failures?
- Describe your experience with infrastructure-as-code. What tool did you use, and what was a challenge you faced managing infrastructure that way?