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Developer self-service

Humanitec

About this role

About the Role Developers self-service capability to move fast without breaking things by enabling them to create environments, add resources to workloads, or roll back, all using secure and compliant templates. Focus on pre-packaged services and reusable components with guardrails and secure workflows. Let developers choose between code (Score) or a UI (Portal) to describe workloads, enabling environment-agnostic provisioning and consistent delivery. What You'll Do

  • Pre-package services, resources and apps and make it simple for developers to scaffold and compose new services, resources and apps.
  • Set rules centrally and reuse across workloads; configure resource definitions as code to define what and when to update/create a resource, and how to do that.
  • Deploy, diff, debug and roll-back in self-service; dynamically generate app- and infrastructure-configurations with every deployment.
  • Build guardrails and define secure workflows with granular access control and policy checks during deployment and environment progression.
  • Ensure observability by embedding sidecars and keeping databases up to date by default across workloads and environments. What We're Looking For
  • Interest in Platform Engineering concepts such as internal developer platforms and RBAC/governance.
  • Enthusiasm for infrastructure-as-code, environment management, and securing deployments.
  • Ability to describe workloads and dependent resources in an environment-agnostic way and to translate that into executable configurations. Nice to Have
  • Familiarity with Platform Orchestrator, Portal, Score or similar tooling.
  • Focus on security and compliance standards from the outset of service design and deployment. Compensation & Benefits
  • Not disclosed

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