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# DevOps Engineer

- **Company:** NERVANA LLC
- **Location:** San Diego, CA, United States
- **Experience:** Experienced
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Amazon Web Services, Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, Amazon S3, Bash Shell, Border Gateway Protocol, Cloud Computing, Data Centers, Linux, Internet Protocol Security (IP SEC), Python (Programming Language), MySQL, Routing, OpenVPN, Performance Tuning, RabbitMQ, Remote Direct Memory Access, Ansible, Software Deployment, TCP/IP, Tcpdump, High Performance Computing, Flask (Web Framework), Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), Git, Route53, Puppet, Docker
- **Published:** September 12, 2026
- **Apply:** https://startup.jobs/devops-engineer-nervanasys-31306

## About the Role

* 3+ years experience building and running cloud infrastructure
 * Experience with distributed monitoring frameworks
 * A knack for automation, especially with software like bash, Python, Ansible, Puppet, or Chef
 * Strong Linux configuration, performance tuning, and troubleshooting skills - knowing your way around strace, tcpdump, and the like
 * Solid grasp of TCP/IP and routing, with a big plus for familiarity with OpenVPN, IPSec, and BGP
 * Willingness to periodically roll up your sleeves and wrangle physical servers in the data center
 * Well-versed in AWS services, like RDS, VPC, EBS, S3, EC2, Route53, and ELB
 * Expertise with these--or similar--technologies: Docker, git, Flask, MySQL, RabbitMQ
 * Bonus points for familiarity with high-performance computing systems: GPU-centric servers, RDMA

## Description

* Building and operating our private and public cloud systems: provisioning and managing servers, streamlining code deployments, and ensuring services are highly available
 * Helping improve our internal documentation and processes
 * Implementing a robust monitoring system to tell us when things go wrong
 * Fixing problems, and thinking critically about how to improve our stack as a result
 * Working closely with internal teams to translate end-user and internal application requirements into reliable platforms and features


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