DevOps Engineer
Responsibilities:
- Assist other engineering teams in maintaining of software in ensuring at least 99.99%availability of the platform
- Maintain our code deployment and management infrastructure
- Help Define framework and tools to be used in management of code quality across theengineering organization
- Partnering with engineering teams to automate & optimize service availability, scalability,performance, monitoring, and alerting.
- Monitor site reliability and participate in efforts to improve reliability and scalability
- Find and address software and systems performance concerns
Skills And Qualifications
- At least 2 years' experience working with server-side programming languages, preferably python
- Experience with microservices.
- Deep knowledge of Docker and Kubernetes
- Knowledge of best practices in continuous delivery and continuous integration.
- Proficient understanding of code versioning tools and workflows, such as Git/Gitflow
- Working knowledge of GraphQL will be an added advantage
- Proven experience supporting a distributed architecture
- Strong Familiarity with Azure & Amazon Web Services.
- Deep understanding of configuration management, automation, and infrastructure-as-code tools (for example, Ansible, Terraform, Salt, or Puppet).
Lori is a venture-backed, rapidly growing start-up that is building a cutting-edge, tech-driven, logistics services platform that seamlessly coordinates haulage across frontier markets. With a mission to reduce the cost of goods, Lori is tackling a massive issue - $180 billion is spent annually on haulage across Africa, and up to 75% of a product’s cost is due to logistics (compared to 6% in the US).
Lori was recognized as the fastest growing start-up in Africa and won TechCrunch Battlefield Africa. Our tech-enabled and operations-driven marketplace efficiently connects transport to cargo. The system brings transparency to the logistics industry and has significantly improved flexibility, reliability, and cost savings (upwards of 20%). Billions of dollars of cargo move through the Lori platform annually. In November 2020, CNN published a feature article on Lori and how its robust technology will transform African economies and their ability to compete on the global stage.