About the DevOps Team:  

Wiz R&D group is a skilled team of developers with a unique DNA of creativity, flexibility, and an open mindset. We are looking for a passionate DevOps Engineer to join us as a core member of our growing DevOps team.  In this position, you will design and implement scalable systems that will keep Wiz running smoothly and support our significant business growth. You will join an innovative, high-performance team and work with cutting-edge technologies in a dynamic and agile environment. 

Candidate must be in the Tri-State area, but the role is hybrid remote.

WHAT YOU’LL DO

• Take an active part of all DevOps areas: Wiz’s infrastructure and cloud environment, tools, services and up-time.  
• Be part of our product’s architectural and infrastructure design, examine and implement new cloud technologies, and open-source tools to improve the delivery and availability of the product.  
• Plan and push forward the growth and scale of data capacity for various products.  
• Be responsible for the smooth production-grade execution of provided solutions. 

WHAT YOU’LL BRING

• 5+ years of experience as a DevOps engineer on a high-scale distributed system, working in a Linux environment. 
• Proven hands-on experience with containerized environments and microservices; Docker and Kubernetes are a must 
• Extensive experience working in a multi-cloud environment 
• The mindset and approach for automating away from manual efforts 
• In-depth knowledge of build/release systems, CI/CD pipelines 
• Scripting/programming skills with Python/Bash/Go 
• An innovative approach, with the ability to quickly learn technologies 
• A strong sense of ownership and accountability 
• FedRAMP knowledge and experience (strong preference)

Applicants must be able to provide evidence that you meet EAR part 772 and ITAR 120.15 definition of a U.S. person (Any individual who is granted U.S. citizenship; or, any individual who is granted U.S. permanent residence (green card holder); or, any individual who is granted status as a “protected person”) and that you reside in the contiguous United States.