Junior Infrastructure Engineer Tokyo Job

Job Description

Position Name: Junior Infrastructure Engineer Tokyo Job

Responsibilities:

• Automate infrastructure using Infrastructure as Code, centered on Terraform, and prepare a DevOps environment.
• We will utilize multi-clouds such as Azure and GCP as necessary to avoid being locked in to AWS.
• We will build an elastic and cost-efficient infrastructure using serverless architecture such as AWS Lambda.

Junior Infrastructure Engineer Tokyo Job Qualifications:

• Must have more than 1 year of experience in designing, building, and operating IT infrastructure. 
• Must have more than 6 months' experience in designing, building, and operating using Amazon Web Services.
• AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate level knowledge of Amazon Web Services.
• Experience building and operating infrastructure using IaC such as Terraform and AWS CloudFormation
• Experience building and operating infrastructure using Docker (Amazon ECS)
• Development experience using Python (boto3 library)

Holiday/Benefits

• Flextime system 9:00 to 18:00 (actual work 7.5 hours, break 60 minutes + 30 minutes) －Core time: 11:00 to 17:00
• 2 days off per week (Saturday and Sunday)
• public holidays, summer leave
• year-end and New Year leave
• paid leave (10 days after 6 months of regular employees),
• condolence leave, prenatal/postnatal leave
• childcare leave
• nursing care leave
• Lucky 7days system (immediately after joining the company)
• 7-day special leave that can be used for half a year from when paid is granted)

Company Description

An IT Service Strategy Development Company with cutting-edge IT knowledge and provides high-level services. We can develop all areas of IT from core systems to Web/App development, UX/UI, infrastructure and games, and IoT by ourselves. The main theme is to create "IT expert groups" by creating an environment where we are constantly challenged by new things. There is a strong "free" atmosphere, and there are a lot of staff with high individuality and professionalism!