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[xrecnet] Release Engineer (RHEL Migration) Location: Alpharetta, GA (Onsite-F2F is a must) Look for Local


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Role Name:    Release Engineer (RHEL Migration)

Location:        Alpharetta, GA (Onsite-F2F is a must) Look for Local candidates only

                  

JOB DESCRIPTION:        

Role: Release Engineer – RHEL Migration / Platform Modernization

 

Work Model: 3 day onsite required

Experience: 5 to 7 years overall experience in Linux / Platform Engineering environments, with 5+ years of strong hands-on experience in Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) administration, engineering, and modernization initiatives including RHEL9 exposure.

 

Role Overview:

 

Looking for a strong Release Engineer / Platform Engineer to support an enterprise infrastructure modernization initiative focused on migrating environments from RHEL7 to RHEL9. The role involves platform modernization, containerization, CI/CD automation, package engineering, and security/vulnerability remediation.

 

Key Responsibilities:

 

1. OS Migration & Package Engineering

Execute migration of applications/services from RHEL7 to RHEL9

Resolve binary compatibility and library dependency issues

Build and compile open-source packages from source code

Troubleshoot package and dependency-related issues

Manage lifecycle of RPM packages

 

2. Containerization & Orchestration

Refactor legacy container workflows from Docker to Podman

Architect and maintain Rancher-managed Kubernetes environments

Support migration to RHEL9 Universal Base Images (UBI)

 

3. Automation & CI/CD

Develop and maintain Jenkins pipelines using Groovy shared libraries

Build automation tools and API integrations using Python

Support scalable code-based CI/CD pipelines

 

4. Vulnerability & Security Management

Review vulnerability scan reports and remediate identified CVEs

Ensure compliance with RHEL9 security standards and benchmarks

Maintain secure software supply chain practices

 

Required Technical Skills:

Strong hands-on experience with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), especially RHEL9

Linux administration and troubleshooting expertise

Python development/scripting experience

Groovy scripting for Jenkins DSL

Experience with Docker, Podman, Kubernetes, Rancher

Strong Jenkins CI/CD experience

Experience with Make, CMake, GCC build systems

Vulnerability remediation and security hardening experience

Experience with Ansible for large-scale OS configuration

 

Important Notes:

Strong hands-on engineering depth is critical

Please avoid purely support/admin profiles

Candidates should have real experience in platform engineering, CI/CD, containerization, and OS modernization

Good communication skills required due to client-facing interviews


Regards

Pavan

VDart Inc

 

Email: Pavankumar.s@vdartinc.com

Website: https://vdart.com

 

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