Secure a large online payment platform: build and run an Elasticsearch-based SIEM, run security assessments and penetration tests, and select and deploy WAF and other security products.
About this role
An infrastructure engineering role in the department running the platform behind GMO Payment Gateway's payment service, which processes over 20 trillion yen a year. Development is in-house, on a hybrid of on-premises and cloud infrastructure.
The engineer covers the whole lifecycle of server and network infrastructure — planning, design, build, monitoring and improvement — automating builds with Infrastructure as Code, selecting products, building platforms for new services with application developers and coordinating vendors. The stack includes Linux, VMware, ECS Fargate, EC2 and Lambda; Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Aurora, ElastiCache and DynamoDB; firewalls, load balancers, Direct Connect and CloudFront; Ansible, CloudFormation and Terraform; and Zabbix, CloudWatch, New Relic and PagerDuty.
The firm requirement is hands-on build-phase experience as an IT engineer and a wish to keep growing as an engineer.
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