FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Cloud Engineer at Essity?
The primary responsibility of the Cloud Engineer is to design, deliver, and implement necessary infrastructure and processes to support cloud-native and legacy applications, while also enhancing automation and CI/CD pipelines.
What qualifications are required for this role?
Candidates are expected to have a degree in computer science, relevant certification for a cloud provider, and at least four years of practical knowledge in cloud technologies, site reliability engineering, DevOps, or DevSecOps.
What programming languages should candidates be familiar with for this position?
Candidates should have hands-on experience in at least one major programming language such as C#, Python, or Go.
What cloud providers should candidates have experience with?
Candidates should have proven experience with at least one of the following cloud providers: Microsoft Azure, AWS, or GCP.
Is experience with DevOps toolchains necessary for this role?
Yes, high expertise with DevOps toolchains such as Docker, Terraform, Azure Git, Azure DevOps pipeline, Git, and Helm Chart is required.
Will the Cloud Engineer work in international teams?
Yes, the Cloud Engineer will participate in international teams and contribute to both internal and external projects.
What kind of work environment can candidates expect?
Candidates can expect a people-focused work environment that values collaboration, communication, and the sharing of ideas for improvements.
How does Essity support employee development?
Essity offers comprehensive training and development opportunities, including technical and individual training through a digital learning platform.
What are the benefits of working at Essity?
Benefits include competitive salary, corporate benefits, a supportive and inclusive team culture, learning and development opportunities, and a commitment to sustainability.
What is Essity's stance on diversity and inclusion?
Essity is committed to an inclusive culture and stands against discrimination of any form, explicitly welcoming applications from individuals who are structurally and institutionally discriminated against.
