Kubernetes Engineer
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About the Position
We are seeking a Kubernetes Engineer with 5+ years of experience to design and manage production-grade Kubernetes platforms in a freelance capacity.
Responsibilities
- Design and implement EKS, GKE or AKS clusters with 100% code-defined provisioning (Terraform / Helm).
- Establish GitOps with ArgoCD or Flux: continuous sync, state reconciliation, and automated rollbacks.
- Plan and execute migrations with zero-downtime cutover, verifiable rollback plan, and complete documentation.
- Improve platform security: RBAC, network policies (Cilium/NetworkPolicy), secrets management, and container hardening.
Requirements
- Production Kubernetes operations experience (not just labs): having managed at least 2 real cluster incidents.
- Mastery of Helm, ArgoCD or Flux, and container networking fundamentals (CNI, Ingress, Service Mesh).
- Ability to diagnose distributed systems: reading cluster events, node logs, and network traces.
- Active freelance / self-employed status with the ability to invoice from Spain or Europe.
We Offer
- Focused, well-defined engagements with rigorous documentation.
- Flexible commitment: part-time or full engagement depending on the project.
- Peer technical review: senior architects involved in every significant decision.
- Rate agreed before starting. Documented scope.
About the Company
Join our team and contribute to the development of robust and scalable Kubernetes platforms.
Your Next Step
Tell us who you are. Leave your details and attach your CV. Our recruitment team will receive your application and review your experience.
Contact us at [email protected]
Status: Project collaboration, no guaranteed volume
Experience: Senior · 5+ years
Compensation: Project or hourly rate
Type: Freelance / Self-employed
Location: Remote · Europe
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