Platform Engineer (GCP / Kubernetes)

Black Labz · Tallinn, Harjumaa, Estonia
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Posted

Aug 03, 2026 (Aug 03)

Seniority

Not Specified

Work Model

On-site

Type

Full-time

Category

DevOps & SRE

Salary

€6k+ ≈ $5,995 USD

Skills

Bash CI/CD GCP Jira Kubernetes PostgreSQL Python Redis Terraform TypeScript Vercel

Description

Platform Engineer (GCP / Kubernetes) Black Labz · Tallinn, Estonia · Full-time · On-site We're a small tech company and we move fast. Our infrastructure runs on GCP - Kubernetes, Cloud Run, Vercel. One person owns all of it. We need that to be you. Not a role where someone hands you tickets. You decide what needs doing, you do it, and you make sure it doesn't fall over at 3am. 🔧 What you'll be doing Keep infrastructure running and improve it over time Write and maintain Terraform - build it properly, not just get it working Manage Kubernetes clusters and GCP environments Own CI/CD pipelines - if deploys are slow or fragile, that's your problem to fix Manage PostgreSQL, Redis, and data warehouse integrations Set up monitoring and alerts - you should know something's wrong before the developers do Handle domains, DNS, certs, costs - the unglamorous stuff that quietly breaks everything Help developers ship without needing hand-holding on every deploy 🧠 What we're looking for 2+ years in cloud / platform / devops Kubernetes and Terraform in real production environments - not just tutorials GCP experience, ideally GKE CI/CD, IAM, secrets management, backups - you've dealt with all of it Can write Bash, Python, or TypeScript when something needs automating Works without needing every task spelled out English - required 🎁 What you get €3,500 – €5,500 gross depending on experience MacBook Pro M4 Pro Private Health Insurance and Sports Benefit Office-first in Tallinn, flexible hours Office you like to spend time in, no cubicles. Small team - 4 full-stack devs No Jira rituals, no endless standups ⚡ Probably not for you if You need a detailed ticket before touching anything You've only ever worked on one slow-moving product with a big ops team behind you Ambiguity feels like a problem rather than just part of the job. Small company, real infrastructure work, actual say in how things are built. If that sounds good - apply.