Description du poste
Description Job Title: Infrastructure and Dev Ops Engineer, AIReports To: Manager, Product & Engineering, AI (UGHE, CTLT)Location: University of Global Health Equity (UGHE), Rwanda Purpose of the Job Reporting to the Manager, Product & Engineering, the Infrastructure and Dev Ops Engineer focuses on the security, hosting, and integration of the One Space Africa (OSA) platform as it expands from UGHE to institutions across the Consortium of Medical Schools in Africa (COMS-A). The role works alongside the frontend and backend engineers and owns the day-to-day operation, reliability, automation, and security implementation of OSA’s cloud infrastructure. It (i) works on the cloud infrastructure the platform runs on, so that environments are reproducible, monitored and recoverable, (ii) helps protect platform data, including privacy, security, and data sovereignty by institution and country, and (iii) helps build infrastructure that can serve many institutions, including those with limited connectivity, and (iv) prepares each partner institution technically for launch and integrates OSA with its systems. OSA is designed for rollout across a variety of regulatory environments, resource constraints, and access requirements. Each new institution and country adds its own requirements for data hosting, privacy, and integration. The first year of the role is the UGHE platform: bringing infrastructure fully under version control, establishing monitoring and alerting, proving recovery, and making environments reproducible. The multi-institution work follows from that foundation. Learning. ai is a growing team and several of the roles referenced here are being recruited alongside this one. Key Responsibilities Works on the cloud infrastructure end to end, including networking, compute, storage and databases, defined in code and deployed through a reviewed pipeline rather than by hand. Maintains the development, staging and production environments, keeping them consistent and reproducible. Maintains monitoring, alerting, and incident response, so that failures are detected by the platform rather than reported by a user, and so that alerts reach a person. Maintains backup and recovery, i ncluding tested restores rather than configured backups. Tracks infrastructure cost by environment and service, and flags where it is growing faster than use. Owns the implementation of infr...
