Senior AWS DevOps Engineer EKS (British Columbia)

Senior AWS DevOps Engineer EKS (British Columbia)

09 Nov
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EA SPORTS
|
British Columbia

09 Nov

EA SPORTS

British Columbia

Build AWS and EKS platforms for EA SPORTS™ as an experienced DevOps Engineer supporting always-on gaming infrastructure and live services. Design secure cloud solutions and automate operations across teams.
Electronic Arts seeks an experienced DevOps Engineer for its EA SPORTS™ Technical Team. You will design, deploy, and operate public cloud solutions integrated with corporate backend infrastructure and services. The work includes Kubernetes, Helm, Docker, Python, Terraform, monitoring, and cloud networking. You will collaborate with Operations Development and Technical Leadership on project planning, implementation, and technical decisions.
Key Responsibilities: Design secure, scalable, supportable deployment models
Support always-on gaming servers and on-call rotations




Resolve production connectivity, performance, and availability issues
Lead productivity tools and evaluate emerging technologies
Maintain system configurations, procedures, and support runbooks
Requirements: Six or more years with public cloud services
Primary AWS and EKS experience
Expertise with Kubernetes, Helm, and Docker
Automation experience using Python, Java, Groovy, or C++
Terraform or Ansible configuration management proficiency
Apply advanced AWS, EKS, automation, and troubleshooting expertise to strengthen EA SPORTS™ live gaming systems.

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📌 Senior AWS DevOps Engineer EKS (British Columbia)
🏢 EA SPORTS
📍 British Columbia

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