DevOps Engineer

Tufin® is the leader in Network Security Policy Orchestration, allows enterprises to streamline the management of security policies across complex, heterogeneous environments. Serving over 2,000 customers, Tufin’s network security automation enables enterprises to implement changes in minutes with proactive risk analysis and continuous policy compliance.

We are inviting you to Join Tufin and enjoy:

A people centric culture, an open atmosphere and opportunities to career growth
Great Mentors – company culture of knowledge sharing where you will learn from leading tech experts
Opportunity to make a difference – whatever your passion, your inspiration is welcome.
Business stability – in 2024 Tufin celebrates 19 years of activity
Being a part of the Cyber Security industry – Cyber security is hot!
Hybrid work

We are looking for a motivated and experienced individual who is passionate about building infrastructure and DevOps. As a DevOps Engineer at Tufin, your work will have a direct impact on development and production and across the entire R&D organization, your development and solutions will enable and enhanced customer engagement.

You will take a leading part in designing and implementing our automation infrastructure. This includes automatic configuration management, build pipeline, automatic provisioning and deployment of K8S and devops services on top of it, including databases, monitoring tools and in-house development.

Requirements:

Previous experience as DevOps engineer
Profound experience (at least two years) in running Kubernetes in production
Profound experience in devops architecture and technical designs
Profound Experience with Golang development
NGINX and NGINX ingress controller configuration

Advantage knowledge and experience:

Experience with monitoring distributed systems and virtualization
ELK , Grafana , Prometheus , Loki, monitoring tools
Kubernetes networking
Kubernetes backup/restore flows
Previous background in DB administration such as Postgres, Mongo, Cassandra, Kafka
Previous background in Linux and bash