What does a AWS Cloud Engineer at Coolblue do?
Together with the team you will provide support for and build out our cloud infrastructure. You believe in automating the cloud via Infrastructure as Code (IaC) as much as with custom automation. With the automation you introduce, as well as your knowledge of deployment pipelines, our developers can rest assured that their applications will deploy without any troubles. Would you also like to become a AWS Cloud Engineer at Coolblue? Read below if the job suits you.
Are you interested in working as a Junior AWS Cloud Engineer? Check out this vacancy.
You enjoy doing this
- Helping a fellow developer troubleshoot a bug in one of our backend systems.
- Suggesting an architectural optimization for a fellow developer that can increase their application performance and save us some money at the same time.
- Automation of continuous delivery pipelines in Python and writing unit tests for your beautiful code.
- Being a superhero once a week focusing on helping everyone to solve their problems.
This calendar makes you happy
Week 35
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Daily stand-up Cloud Engineers
Daily stand-up Cloud EngineersStart with team. Short update about your tasks and progress.
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Code review
Code reviewReviewing Pull Requests on Terraform Modules
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Teamlunch
TeamlunchHaving lunch together
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Pitch new idea
Pitch new ideaPitch about a CI/CD using Cloud Build
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Deployment Pipeline
Deployment PipelineStandardize a deployment pipeline
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Daily stand-up Cloud Engineers
Daily stand-up Cloud EngineersStart with team. Short update about your tasks and progress
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Sharing knowlegde with the team
Sharing knowlegde with the teamShare all kinds of ideas with each other, so that you get a little better every day.
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Refinement
RefinementThe act of breaking down and further defining Product Backlog items into smaller more precise items. This is an ongoing activity to add details, such as a description, order, and size.
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Check Monitoring- en logging tools
Check Monitoring- en logging toolsChecking platform status using monitoring and loggingtools
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(Digital) Coffee with Cindy
(Digital) Coffee with CindyReview BigQuery Query Costs
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Daily Stand-up Cloud Engineers
Daily Stand-up Cloud EngineersStart with team. Short update about your tasks and progress
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Sprint planning
Sprint planningSetting up a plan with our PO for the next 2 weeks.
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Pair Programming
Pair ProgrammingDiscuss access patterns with Rafael
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To catch up with Jeroen
To catch up with JeroenCheck the challenges we have on AWS
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Sync with Aarti
Sync with AartiDiscuss your self development plan
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Daily stand-up Cloud Engineers
Daily stand-up Cloud EngineersStart with team. Short update about your tasks and progress
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Last-minute meeting
Last-minute meetingReview SLA's and SLO's with David
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Retrospective
RetrospectiveWhat went well last sprint? What could be better next sprint?
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Coaching session with Gytha
Coaching session with GythaKnowledge sharing about Cloud Logging
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Singing together for the birthday of Rafael (Team Lead)
Singing together for the birthday of Rafael (Team Lead)Online Surprise party for our Team Lead Rafael #whoop-whoop
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Daily Stand-up Cloud Engineers
Daily Stand-up Cloud EngineersStart with team. Short update about your tasks and progress
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Meeting with Team Lead
Meeting with Team LeadDiscussing your personal development
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Deployment Pipeline
Deployment PipelineStandardize a deployment pipeline
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Watch Pieter update
Watch Pieter updateVideo-update from our CEO Pieter
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Team drinks
Team drinksCheers to the weekend!
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You recognize yourself in the following
- You are solution oriented.
- You have experience working with any cloud environment, preferably AWS (Solutions Architect Associate certificate a plus).
- You enjoy building solutions and sometimes guiding others doing so.
- You have development experience in Python.
- You 'automate all the things', from bootstrap to backup.
- You have experience with configuration management tools like Puppet or Ansible.
- You have experience with observability solutions like DataDog or Splunk.
This is what you’re looking for in a job
- Money.
- Over 30 training courses at our own Coolblue University.
- Relocation assistance: from A to Z. We will make sure it goes well and give full support.
- Travel allowance and a retirement plan and where-you-work-allowance.
- 25 days of leave. As long as you promise to come back.
- A discount on all our products.
- An extraordinarily good work environment with colleagues from all over the world who make you happy, epic (digital) Coolblue parties, pubquizzing, and other activities.
- Working together in an international environment with colleagues from the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Spain, Turkey, Brazil, Mexico, and Italy, among others.
- Room for new initiatives and ideas. We’re always open to those, whether you’ve been with us for a week, a month, or a year.
- Hybrid working: a fine balance between working at the office and working from home. Of course, we’ll help you create the best home-office possible. Including desk chair, laptop, and blue garlands.
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How does Coolblue adhere to the COVID-19 measures?
We adhere to the recommendations and guidelines of RIVM and the government, of course. Working at the office makes us happy, that’s why we are working partly from home and partly from the office.
The interviews for your application will also take place partly via video calls and partly in the office. On your first day we meet each other at the office. So we can drink a cup of coffee and get to know each other better. -
Can I live outside the Netherlands and still work in the Tech department of Coolblue?
No, it’s not possible to work from abroad as a Tech colleague. We like collaborating in a digital way, but over this last year we’ve seen that doing a retrospective, a pair-programming session, or grabbing a drink in real life is much more fun. That’s why we like everybody to be in the Rotterdam office at least 4-8 days a month on average. Together with your manager, you decide how often you and your team really meet in the office.
Besides that it’s much more fun to see each other in real life, there are also some tax regulations that make it hard to work from abroad.
For a lot of vacancies, we have the possibility to help you (and your family) to relocate to the Netherlands. Visit our relocation page for more information about moving to the Netherlands. -
How often do I go to the office?
Together with your manager, you decide how many days you and your team will be in the office. On average, this will be at least 4-8 times a month.
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Do you help new colleagues relocate?
Yes, we do this for most vacancies. If the vacancy you’re interested in has a relocation sign on top, it means we’ll help you (and your direct family) to relocate. You can find more information on our relocation page.
Do I need to live in Rotterdam when I move to the Netherlands?
No, that’s not necessary. The Netherlands is a small country, so if you want to live in Amsterdam, Utrecht, or Tilburg, that’s okay. As long as you are able to meet your team in the Rotterdam office around 4-8 times a month, you can live wherever you want.
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Can I keep developing myself?
Coolblue University: learning at Coolblue, in a different way.
With over 30 training courses in our own Coolblue University, you can get a little bit better every day. At Coolblue, we go back to school sometimes. But not by sitting there quietly and just listening. The training courses aren't boring, but interactive. You have to do exercises and have discussions with others. At the Coolblue University, we choose what we want to learn, so we can continue to develop en become real experts. For example, a Delivery Driver needs different training courses than a Customer Service Employe and a starter needs different courses than a manager.
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APPLY
Go for it
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PHONE CALL
It's for you
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CASE
Open and shut
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2ND ROUND
Go for the fridge
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CONTRACT
I do