Cloud DevOps Engineer, DD&T, Chengdu
応募 後で応募 求人ID R0163027 掲載日 09/15/2025 Location:Chengdu, ChinaBy clicking the “Apply” button, I understand that my employment application process with Takeda will commence and that the information I provide in my application will be processed in line with Takeda’s Privacy Notice and Terms of Use. I further attest that all information I submit in my employment application is true to the best of my knowledge.
Job Description
Responsibilities:
Implement IaC with Terraform (modules, variables, environments); follow peer‑review and testing standards.
Build/maintainCI/CD (GitHub Actions/Jenkins): build, unit tests, security scans, deploy to dev→prod.
Operate core AWS services (at least two of: EKS/Kubernetes, Lambda, API Gateway/App Runner, RDS/Aurora, S3, CloudFront/WAF, IAM/KMS).
Implement observability with Logz.io or Splunk for centralized logs, plus CloudWatch metrics/alerts and dashboards.
Build and maintaindata pipelines (ETL/ELT) that feed the Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW); implement schema versioning, lineage, and data‑quality checks.
Operate and optimizedatabase workloads (e.g., RDS/Aurora): migrations, backups, retention, audit trails.
Partner with Legal/Compliance to meet China data residency/regulatory expectations (e.g., in‑region logging/monitoring, retention policies); document operational runbooks.
Contribute to change control in regulated environments (CSV/GxP/21 CFR Part 11).
Partner with product/QA/analysts to ship small, testable increments; participate in incident reviews (shadow → primary over time).
Skills and Qualifications:
1–3 years in Cloud/DevOps/SRE or platform engineering with hands‑on coding experience.
Proficiency with Python or TypeScript, Git, Docker, and a CI system.
Working knowledge of AWS fundamentals: networking basics (VPC, subnets, SGs), IAM, and at least one computeoption.
Terraform basics: write/read modules; manage state; run plan/apply safely via pipelines.
SQL proficiency and hands‑on ETL/ELT experience with familiarity in EDW concepts.
Security hygiene: secrets management, least privilege, dependency scanning; basic threat awareness.
Communication: clear PRs, good documentation, and willingness to learn GxP/CSV quickly.