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Hire a cloud and DevOps engineer in Greece and Cyprus

The engineer who makes the platform boring: infrastructure as code, pipelines that ship, systems that stay up, and a cloud bill someone finally owns.

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Infrastructure that has to run around the clock needs an owner, and in many Greek and Cypriot companies that owner is a developer doing it on the side or a hosting provider doing it by habit. A cloud and DevOps engineer takes that ownership. The usual reasons to call one:

Releases are a weekend event instead of a routine
The cloud bill keeps growing and nobody can say why
A customer found the outage before the team did
The move off local servers keeps slipping

The cloud and DevOps engineers on Hellenic Talent are elite professionals from the platform and reliability teams of telecoms operators, scale-ups and AI companies. They work with the fintech, payments and gaming groups of Cyprus and with Greek corporates modernising an estate that grew one server at a time.

What does a cloud and DevOps engineer actually do?

Build the infrastructure as code on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, with Kubernetes only where it pays
Set up delivery pipelines the team can ship through several times a day
Add observability and on-call so failures surface before customers report them
Migrate off local servers with a rollback plan and no weekend outage
Cut the cloud bill, moving workloads to cheaper hosting when the numbers say so
Set the security baseline for identities, secrets and backups, and test that restores work

How to choose the right cloud and DevOps engineer

What to test in the first conversation, whoever you end up hiring.

A cloud bill they cut
Can walk you through a cloud bill they reduced: what drove the cost and what they changed.
Everything lives in code
Rebuilds environments from code in a repository rather than configuring them by hand in a console.
Has carried the pager
Has been on call for systems they built, and can describe the worst night and what it changed.