IT infrastructure developer

JOB DESCRIPTION

• Students would configure, manage, install and update software and infrastructure components to reduce service delivery times within Frink. Students would also come up with integration of already existing tools or new tools to fully leverage the power of interconnecting services and automating data flow between these. Students would also try to optimise across layers in the infrastructure to optimally integrate hardware, virtual environments, containers and applications.

• Students will learn how to translate company and team level requirements into requirements for the IT infrastructure and then find suitable solutions for them. This requires them to make trade offs to either utilize existing infrastructure components, install new ones or replace existing ones with better suitable technologies. Further they will learn how to stabilize IT operations to guarantee that people relying on the infrastructure can work without interruptions. They will also get valuable feedback on how infrastructure changes affect the software development life cycle built on top of it.

PROFILE

Required

• Good knowledge of Linux servers and application deployment

• Good knowledge about IP based networks

• Basic understanding how virtual machines (VMs) and their hosts work and are managed

• Basic understanding of containerization technologies (e.g. Docker, Kubernetes)

• Basic knowledge how to use version control systems (e.g. Git)

• Desire to work together with senior level staff members to conquer complexity and learn from each other

• An intuitive approach to discovering (unspoken) business needs and translating them into system requirements

• Ability to have a fluent conversation in German and English in a technical context (~B2 level or above)

Nice to have

• Foundational knowledge of a modern programming language (e.g. Python, Go, JavaScript/TypeScript)

• First experience with enterprise tools like Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket and so on

• Experience with enterprise workflows and their specifics regarding the software development life cycle

ABOUT FRINK

Collaboration wasn’t invented by tech companies. As a boutique Cisco partner, we build the workplace of the future embracing human & technological aspects of collaboration. We are offering a part-time position (28,5hrs a week), which could be upgraded to a full time position. As part of the FRINK team, you work in a highly motivated environment with flat hierarchies and short decision-making processes. You have a lot of freedom to contribute your own ideas and to implement them. If you want to join an international and enthusiastic team to make a difference through your work, we are eager to hear from you!