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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Infrastructure Engineer - **Company:** ADZUNA LTD - **Location:** Spain (Remote available) - **Salary:** €60,000.0 - €70,000.0 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** HTML, Amazon Web Services, Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, Amazon S3, Apache HTTP Server, Bash Shell, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Cloud Computing, Computer Programming, Databases, Software Debugging, DevOps, Elasticsearch, Perl (Programming Language), Identity and Access Management, Python (Programming Language), PostgreSQL, MySQL, Nginx, Prometheus, Software Engineering, Apache Solr, Data Logging, Scripting, Tailwind, ReactJS, Grafana, Containerization, Kubernetes, Infrastructure Automation Frameworks, Cloudwatch, Terraform, AWS EKS, Programming Languages, Microservices - **Published:** September 5, 2026 - **Apply:** https://startup.jobs/infrastructure-engineer-adzuna-3-9596069 ## About the Role * Languages & Frameworks: Perl, Python, Terraform, Chef * Frontend: React, HTML, CSS (Tailwind) * AWS Ecosystem: EC2, S3, EKS, Lambda, RDS, Athena, Kinesis, SES * Databases & Search: PostgreSQL, MySQL, SOLR * Monitoring: Grafana, Prometheus, ElasticSearch While we look out for all of these skills, we do not expect experience in all of them. We value a strong foundation in core programming principles and a genuine eagerness to learn. Requirements Must have * 5+ years working as an Infrastructure, DevOps, Platform, or SRE Engineer. * A knack for consistency and simplicity. * The ability to work autonomously while communicating clearly and efficiently with a highly distributed team. * Solid working knowledge of AWS and Kubernetes. * Fluency in scripting (Python, Bash) and CI/CD tooling to automate infrastructure and deployment. * Strong grounding in cloud networking, security practices, and identity management (IAM). * The judgement to architect complex systems and act alongside the existing platform engineers. * A habit of documenting things well enough that a teammate (or you six months later) can work out what's going on. * A strong commercial / ROI mentality and focus on business outcomes, * Built and configured machine images with Packer and Chef. * Run workloads on Kubernetes: EKS, ArgoCD, and the debugging that comes with them. * Configured and debugged Nginx, Apache, or Varnish under real traffic. * Administered MySQL, PostgreSQL, or Elasticsearch in production. * Developed a solid grasp of what actually drives email deliverability. * Optimized a cloud bill. * Caused a service outage, and then fixed it. * Owned a mistake, and then shipped the technical or organizational change that stopped it recurring. * Experience using agentic AI for infrastructure-as-code and/or software development ## Description This is a fantastic opportunity for a commercially-minded, high-impact Infrastructure Engineer to join our fast-moving team. In this pivotal role, you will be responsible for architecting and managing our containerized environments, focusing on Kubernetes orchestration and cloud infrastructure. You will work closely with our engineering teams to ensure scalable, reliable, and secure deployment pipelines, driving the transition towards a modern, container-first infrastructure. We're building a container-first platform on AWS EKS, and we're still running an older estate on EC2 instances (Perl services and Chef-managed machine images). Both are managed with Terraform. Expect roughly one third of your time on the Kubernetes platform and two thirds on migrating services off the older estate. In your first year, that means moving the job ingestion and search services onto Kubernetes and switching off the last Chef-managed machine images. If you find that kind of archaeology satisfying, you'll enjoy this role a lot more than someone who only wants greenfield. 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