Description
What you’ll do
We are looking for a junior Site Reliability Engineer to strengthen our engineering team.
As part of the SRE team, you will work directly with the software engineers and data scientists.
You will work on the various platforms deployed to run the Cardiologs application, on their evolution and on the various projects related to the infrastructure.
Who you are
- An autonomous, committed, enthusiastic person with a "can-do", creative and challenging mindset- A junior SRE or system engineer just out of school or with a couple of years of experience.
- Knowledgeable about and / or interested in Linux, containers, infrastructure as code and cloud computing.- Keen on clean code and good practices.
- Programming experience (Python, Go, etc )- Previous experience with code management (git, code review...).- Fluent in spoken and written English and have at least basic notions in French.
Bonus :
+ You already worked in a startup environment.
+ You have previous experience and / or a strong interest in developing healthcare products.
Our Recruiting Process Being authorized to work in the EU is a precondition of employment.
- Quick introductory and technical phone call with a 10' tech test (15 minutes)
- Technical interview in our office or by Zoom.
1h30 max)- Performance interview in our office or by Zoom (1h30 max)
- Culture interview (with lunch or drinks with the team if possible!) (1h)
- Quick call with our General Manager and Co-founder, Yann (only if you did not have the opportunity to meet him in one of the previous interviews); in parallel, we'll do some reference calls. (30 minutes)
If you feel like acing our technical interviews, here are a few resources we like :
- Cracking the Coding Interview book : http : / / www.crackingthecodinginterview.com /
- The Art of Unix Programming : http : / / www.catb.org / esr / writings / taoup / html /
- Some Google Cloud Platform tutorials : https : / / cloud.google.com / python / tutorials / bookshelf-on-kubernetes-engine and https : / / cloud.google.com / sql / docs / postgres / best-practices