DevOps Engineer

Cognyte is a global leader in investigative analytics software that empowers governments and enterprises with Actionable Intelligence for a Safer WorldTM. Our open analytics software is designed to help governments and enterprises accelerate and improve the effectiveness of investigations by fusing, analyzing, and visualizing disparate data sets at scale to help organizations find the needles in the haystacks.

If you want to apply your expertise and well-honed skills in system engineering, deployment and site integration, and you:

are driven by curiosity,
thrive on solving the most complex security challenges
want a unique opportunity to grow and contribute in an exciting and rewarding environment
then we want to meet you!

Your tool box:

At least 2 years as integration / system / DevOps engineer
Experience with networking (DNS, DHCP, FW, OpenVPN)
Experience with Bash, Python and groovy
Experience with multiple operating systems including Linux
Experience with deployment & monitoring tools such as: Wireshark, Prometheus, Grafana.
Experience with network security including Ipsec Tunnels, NAT, Layer7 filtering, ACLS
Experience with automation server infrastructures such as Jenkins, Teamcity, or TravisCI


Nice to have:
Experience with Kubernetes
Experience with Configuration management tools such as Ansible, Chef, Salt
Experience with containers technologies such as Docker or LXC
Experience with implementing CI/CD and automation in a complex environment
Strong troubleshooting and debugging skills
Strong sense of self-motivation, entrepreneur / independent type of person with a pro-active approach
Attention to details, explanatory and quality driven

You will be part of our Infrastructure Group Implementers and you will be responsible of:
Supporting all R&D processes (S.I, QA, CI) using the infrastructure tools.
Deployment of infrastructure tools (Labs & Sites)
Offering support to Infrastructure engineers.
Automating Product installation and configuration flow.
Maintaining a complex product’s Monitoring and centralized log collection interfaces.