
Tech Lead
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Salary analysis
Compared with the selected benchmark ("Market Average: Senior Level"), this listing's salary midpoint is about 100% lower. The offer sits below the benchmark range (€7,958–€9,404). The listed pay band (€0–€1) is wider than the benchmark, which suggests greater salary variability. This benchmark is based on 1 comparable listings.
| Market | Lower bound (25th percentile) | Median | Upper bound (75th percentile) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Market Average: Tech Lead | €6,265/per month | €9,116/per month | €12,660/per month |
Responsibilities Administer Kubernetes / EKS environments including cluster access, namespaces, workload deployment, scaling, and day 2 operational support. Build, deploy, upgrade, rollback and troubleshoot workloads using Docker images, Kubernetes manifests, Helm charts and GitOps/ArgoCD patterns. Perform L3 troubleshooting across pods, services, ingress, DNS, networking, secrets, storage, node health, scheduling failures and failed releases. Support Hybrid EKS operations including on prem worker node onboarding, node labeling/taints, workload placement, connectivity validation and health checks. Partner with application teams to modernize legacy workloads from VM/middleware hosting to containerized deployment models with clear migration readiness inputs. Implement secure operating practices across IAM, RBAC, least privilege access, secrets handling, certificate lifecycle, patching and vulnerability remediation. Drive observability through logs, metrics, alerts, health dashboards and incident learnings to reduce operational risk and improve platform reliability. Use automation through Shell/Python, Helm, Terraform, Ansible and CI/CD integration to reduce manual effort and improve repeatability. Provide on call support for priority incidents and contribute to RCA, corrective / preventive actions, audit evidence and operational runbooks. Maintain working knowledge of legacy middleware such as WebSphere/Liberty and Apigee to support transition state operations and hybrid hosting needs.
Job Details
Responsibilities
- Administer Kubernetes / EKS environments including cluster access, namespaces, workload deployment, scaling, and day 2 operational support.
- Build, deploy, upgrade, rollback and troubleshoot workloads using Docker images, Kubernetes manifests, Helm charts and GitOps/ArgoCD patterns.
- Perform L3 troubleshooting across pods, services, ingress, DNS, networking, secrets, storage, node health, scheduling failures and failed releases.
- Support Hybrid EKS operations including on prem worker node onboarding, node labeling/taints, workload placement, connectivity validation and health checks.
- Partner with application teams to modernize legacy workloads from VM/middleware hosting to containerized deployment models with clear migration readiness inputs.
- Implement secure operating practices across IAM, RBAC, least privilege access, secrets handling, certificate lifecycle, patching and vulnerability remediation.
- Drive observability through logs, metrics, alerts, health dashboards and incident learnings to reduce operational risk and improve platform reliability.
- Use automation through Shell/Python, Helm, Terraform, Ansible and CI/CD integration to reduce manual effort and improve repeatability.
- Provide on call support for priority incidents and contribute to RCA, corrective / preventive actions, audit evidence and operational runbooks.
- Maintain working knowledge of legacy middleware such as WebSphere/Liberty and Apigee to support transition state operations and hybrid hosting needs.
Requirements
- Minimum 4 years of related experience
- Bachelor’s or Higher Degree required
Skills & Technologies
Education Level
Bachelor
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