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DevOps Engineer - Reliability Focus at Redwood
Linux Association of Canada
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• DevOps Engineer – Reliability Focus at RedwoodRedwood · Winnipeg, Manitoba, CABack to resultsREDevOps Engineer – Reliability Focus at RedwoodRedwoodWinnipeg, Manitoba, CA Posted September 19, 2026 Via BeBee### Full Job DescriptionBecome a vital part of Redwood's team as a DevOps Engineer, specializing in site reliability to optimize our SaaS solutions. Your cloud engineering and automation expertise will ensure our platform's resilience.This role encompasses the responsibilities of both DevOps and Site Reliability Engineering, focusing on system health and performance tuning. You will engage in incident response, root cause analyses, and implement automation practices to enhance our cloud infrastructure. Your communication skills will be crucial in collaborating with teams across the organization, aiming for seamless customer service.Key Responsibilities:
• Oversee system alerts and ensure efficient incident response• Design and maintain AWS cloud infrastructure• Automate troubleshooting and operational tasks• Develop Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery pipelines• Implement monitoring strategies using Datadog and GrafanaRequirements:
• 5+ years in DevOps or Site Reliability Engineering• Strong experience with AWS, including VPC setup• Proficiency in container orchestration using Docker• Familiarity with Infrastructure as Code tools• Ability to document technical solutions clearlyContribute to Redwood's cutting-edge automation technologies and support a high-availability environment with your expertise.#### Apply for this JobThis will take you to the original posting on the employer's site.
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