About the company
Flipster(flipster.io) is a high-performance crypto perpetuals trading platform on a mission to create the most efficient, frictionless, and high-performance trading experience. Engineered by traders and optimized for trading, Flipster combines zero spreads, instant execution, and capital efficiency to deliver a platform where performance is the product. Operating globally and serving users in nearly 200 countries, Flipster is built for crypto traders who demand the ultimate perpetual trading experience — from active retail users to degens to seasoned pros — while maintaining the highest standards of compliance and security.
Job Summary
Responsibilities
đź“ŤOptimize database performance and ensure seamless operation without impacting service availability. đź“ŤEnhance infrastructure security, scalability, and performance across on-prem and cloud environments. đź“ŤContinuously improve DevOps practices by implementing automation, monitoring, and incident response strategies. đź“ŤTroubleshoot complex networking, system, and application issues across distributed environments. đź“ŤOperate and optimize Prometheus/Thanos for large-scale metrics collection, storage, and alerting. đź“ŤManage and maintain EFK (Elasticsearch, Fluentbit, Kibana) stack for centralized logging and observability.
Qualifications
📍5–8 years of hands-on experience managing cloud infrastructure and monitoring. 📍Ability to proactively define and resolve infrastructure and operational challenges. 📍Hands-on experience with Docker and Kubernetes in production environments. 📍Solid experience with cloud platforms such as AWS, GCP, or Azure. 📍Understanding and experience in Microservices Architecture (MSA). 📍Strong Computer Science fundamentals, including data structures, networking, and operating systems. 📍Familiarity with infrastructure as code (IaC) and configuration management tools.
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