Platform Engineer

Legit Security is hiring!

We are a well-funded cybersecurity startup that is growing fast in the hot new market of application security posture management.

Our mission is to solve some of the most challenging problems of modern development: making organizations release fast without compromising on security and building trust into software. As part of it, we are building a community and leading some of the most significant initiatives in the world of software security.

Our tech landscape includes managing our infrastructure through Terraform, all version-controlled in Git (Github Cloud). We leverage Github Actions for continuous integration, task automation, and ArgoCD for continuous delivery. Our vision aligns with GitOps methodologies.

We utilize Prometheus, Grafana, OpenSearch, and Open Telemetry for observability.

Our platform is distributed and running on Kubernetes exclusively for our SaaS offerings, private cloud, and on-premises.

Responsibilities:

• Develop and maintain DevOps tools and infrastructure
• Streamline, automate, and enhance deployment and development workflows
• Ensure our systems are efficient, secure, and robust
• Collaborate with software development teams to refine and enhance development pipelines
• Participate in and lead part of our self-serve platform initiatives (Internal Developer Portal)

About you:

• You possess a minimum of 3 years in cloud infrastructure management and development, with a preference for AWS proficiency
• You have significant hands-on experience with Infrastructure as Code, ideally with a strong foundation in Terraform
• You are adept at managing and developing Container orchestration systems, with Kubernetes being a strong requirement
• Proficiency in tool development using Python, Golang, C#
• You're experienced in crafting, deploying, and overseeing CI/CD pipelines, particularly with tools like Git, ArgoCD, GitHub Actions, and Terraform.

Bonus Points:

• Prior experience in the application security industry
• Proven ability to gather requirements from developers and convert them into a cohesive road map or actionable items.

If you think you’re Legit, let's talk! ;)