Key Notes
Cloud reliability work covers incidents, application pipelines, infrastructure migration, automation and dynamic environments across Wheely’s AWS and Kubernetes estate. Relevant expertise includes cloud experience, Linux troubleshooting, infrastructure automation with Ansible, Terraform, Bash or Python, containers, messaging systems and SQL or NoSQL databases. The £90,000–£120,000 London role requires four office days weekly and offers relocation support including visa sponsorship.
What You'll Work On
- Investigate infrastructure alerts and incidents affecting Wheely system availability, performance or security.
- Support development teams with emerging infrastructure issues and write technical documentation for the infrastructure team.
- Participate in creating application pipelines and migrating infrastructure and application services across Wheely’s cloud environments.
- Automate operational work while developing dynamic, protected and highly available infrastructure for customer-facing features.
Why This Role Matters
- Wheely’s infrastructure supports customer journeys and requests; incident response and resilience work aim to reduce interruptions affecting availability, performance or security.
- Application pipelines and automated environments form part of the infrastructure team’s work to shorten delivery times for new features reaching Wheely customers.
What They Are Looking For
- Experience: Relevant experience includes proven experience with cloud-based solutions on AWS or GCP.
- Technical: Relevant technical skills include Linux troubleshooting across networking and file systems.
- Technical: Relevant technical skills include infrastructure-automation experience using Ansible, Terraform, Bash or Python.
- Technical: Relevant technical skills include experience with Docker, Kubernetes or comparable container platforms.
- Technical: Relevant technical skills include administration of RabbitMQ or Kafka and SQL or NoSQL databases.
- Stakeholder: Relevant stakeholder skills include written and verbal communication to explain infrastructure decisions within and outside the engineering team.