DevOps Engineer

About the role

As a DevOps Engineer at WalkMe, you will join the Cloud Engineering team to develop the company's runtime engine and transform the online experience for millions of users. You will be responsible for managing deployment pipelines, maintaining observability solutions, and ensuring infrastructure reliability and security. This role involves collaborating with development teams to optimize workflows and integrate new technologies to support the company's digital adoption platform.

Responsibilities

• Assist in managing deployment pipelines to facilitate smooth and efficient software releases.
• Help implement and maintain observability solutions for monitoring system performance and reliability.
• Support local development environments to optimize developer workflows.
• Work with development teams to ensure infrastructure aligns with project requirements.
• Contribute to improving the security of our infrastructure by assisting with proactive measures and audits.
• Assist in developing and maintaining automation scripts and tools to enhance operational efficiency.
• Help troubleshoot and resolve infrastructure and application issues to minimize downtime and maintain smooth operations.
• Participate in evaluating and integrating new technologies to enhance the scalability, reliability, and security of our infrastructure.

Required skills

• CI/CD pipelines
• AWS
• Docker
• Kubernetes
• Datadog
• Prometheus
• Grafana
• Terraform
• CloudFormation
• MySQL
• Postgres
• MongoDB

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field
• Equivalent practical experience

Benefits

• Health insurance
• Quarterly wellness reimbursements
• Annual leave policy
• Retirement contributions

About the Company

WalkMe, an SAP company, pioneered the world's leading Digital Adoption Platform, helping organizations navigate change across any application or system. The company drives AI adoption across the enterprise and is trusted by global leaders including IBM, Nestlé, Thermo Fisher Scientific, and the U.S. federal government.