DevOps Developer at Algo Technologies (British Columbia)

DevOps Developer at Algo Technologies (British Columbia)

21 Aug
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Algo Communication Products
|
British Columbia

21 Aug

Algo Communication Products

British Columbia

Be a driving force in Algo Technologies as a DevOps Developer, enhancing our cloud-based internal applications for operational success.

In this pivotal role, Algo seeks someone passionate about both software development and infrastructure to optimize internal processes. As a key player in our internal software team, you’ll engage in application development and management of cloud deployments in our AWS environment. Your work will involve critical aspects like CI/CD pipeline management, security protocols, and operational excellence while working closely with varied internal stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities:
• Design and manage Algo’s cloud application infrastructure
• Build CI/CD automation for smoother deployments




• Monitor systems and troubleshoot incidents
• Develop backend services and software integrations
• Ensure documentation and standards are up to date

Requirements:
• 4-5 years in cloud infrastructure or DevOps roles
• 1+ years full-stack development experience
• Solid knowledge of AWS and Infrastructure as Code
• Familiarity with Docker and cloud-native deployments
• Skills in AI-assisted development methodologies

Help shape the future of communication technology with Algo through innovative internal applications.
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📌 DevOps Developer at Algo Technologies (British Columbia)
🏢 Algo Communication Products
📍 British Columbia

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