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At Zyte, we eat data for breakfast and you can eat your breakfast anywhere and work for Zyte. Founded in 2010, we are a globally distributed team of over 240 Zytans working from over 28 countries who are on a mission to enable our customers to extract the data they need to continue to innovate and grow their businesses. We believe that all businesses deserve a smooth pathway to data

For more than a decade, Zyte has led the way in building powerful, easy-to-use tools to collect, format, and deliver web data, quickly, dependably, and at scale. And today, the data we extract helps thousands of organizations make smarter business decisions, secure competitive advantage, and drive sustainable growth. Today, over 3,000 companies and 1 million developers rely on our tools and services to get the data they need from the web.

Zyte is looking for a DevOps Engineer to join the team. This role will be responsible for the successful operations and scaling of the infrastructure and software that powers crawls of over 8 billion pages a month.

As a DevOps Engineer you'll work with a small team of engineers dedicated to maintaining, growing and constantly improving our Platform infrastructure.

This team's responsibilities are key to keeping our core infrastructure up and running 24/7 without glitches, and takes care of all the infrastructure supporting our internal applications which accounts for a very broad and large set of technologies. While we don't expect you to know all technologies as you step in, we need you to be comfortable working with all our stack, which includes: Apache Mesos, Kubernetes, HAProxy, Nginx, Consul, Percona XtraDB cluster, RabbitMQ, Apache Kafka, ELK, Prometheus/Grafana, Hadoop/HBase, ProxySQL and others

This team is mainly responsible for all the underlying infrastructure of our Platform which runs on rented bare metal servers on-prem. One of our largest clusters contains more than 150 worker nodes so automation and tooling to support/maintain it is a must.

Open Source is in our DNA and we embrace it as much as possible within our toolkit.