Remote, Latam | Full Time | 4+ years experience | English (B2)
The hiring process for this vacancy is for being part of our pipeline, and applying does not guarantee immediate placement. As soon as we have a project that matches your profile, we will proceed with the hiring process.

Why Apply to Koombea?
Did you know that Koombea is one of Latin America's fastest-growing software development companies? We help our clients all over the world build digital products that make users' lives better.
By joining our team, you will not only receive amazing benefits and become part of a adaptable and innovative work culture. You will also get to share directly with some of the region's most talented and intelligent software developers.

The Job
As a DevOps Engineer, your main goal is to design, build, and continuously improve repeatable Cloud infrastructure using AI as a core part of how you work. The foundation is solid engineering: you bring strong systems knowledge, automation instincts, and a security- and reliability-first mindset to keep production environments fast, stable,



and observable.

What You'll Do
Implement, configure, manage, and automate cloud infrastructure for multiple projects, using AI tools to accelerate IaC authoring, code review, and documentation
Work across multiple development teams for planning, build, and release of application environments
Define, implement, and continuously optimize CI/CD pipelines, leveraging AI to speed up troubleshooting and pipeline iteration
Boost the performance and reliability of production environments
Diagnose and resolve production outages, using AI-assisted log analysis and root-cause investigation to cut down response time
Review, harden, and maintain infrastructure code and automation scripts, both yours and AI-generated
Continuously evaluate industry and AI-tooling best practices and suggest improvements for the DevOps team

What You Bring To The Team
+4 years of experience with Linux-based server administration an

📌 DevOps Engineer (Colombia)
🏢 Koombea
📍 Colombia