What is the role of a Cloud Engineer?
As a cloud engineer you will be responsible for planning, implementing, and overseeing cloud-based systems. Additionally, you will be responsible for migrating on-premises applications to the cloud and debugging cloud stacks. Many cloud engineers are also equipped with a well-rounded knowledge of software development, scripting languages, and experience designing web services in the cloud.
Responsibilities
Create, develop, and implement cloud-based systems
Maintain cloud systems to meet the standards set by the company
Analyse, identify, and solve any issues or weaknesses in an app’s infrastructure
Periodically review cloud-based systems and create and implement the necessary improvements if the software does not meet the required standard
Assuring that company security policies and best practices in cloud security are followed when handling data storage and processing
Assessing and identifying optimal cloud computing solutions in collaboration with engineering and development teams
Tech Stack
AWS
Azure
GCP
Types of Cloud Engineers
AWS Cloud Engineer
Senior Cloud Engineer
Infrastructure Cloud Engineer
Azure Cloud Engineer
Qualifications
Previous experience as a Cloud Engineer or in a similar role
Advanced problem-solving skills, often working with multiple problems under time pressures
Extensive cloud knowledge, including, but not limited to Azure
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Skilled at troubleshooting issues and analysing data
Ability to work well with internal and external teams
Knowledge of CI/CD systems