Infrastructure Engineer (Linux, Database)

Capgemini is a global business transformation partner focused on AI, technology, cloud, and data, with over 410,000 employees worldwide. The company supports enterprises in imagining and building an intelligent, sustainable future using AI and technology. They have nearly 60 years of expertise and reported revenues of €22.5 billion in 2025.

• Fluent in Polish and English.
• Approximately 4 years of experience in a similar role supporting transactional systems.
• Strong hands-on knowledge of Linux, including confident use of the command line.
• Strong knowledge of relational databases such as SQL, Oracle, or PostgreSQL with ability to write complex SELECT and UPDATE queries.
• Experience with scripting languages such as Bash or Python.
• Basic understanding of Kubernetes and modern infrastructure environments.
• Available to work from the client’s office in Kraków 8 days per month within a schedule of 8:00–18:00, including one working weekend per month (compensated with two additional days off).
• Experience with Docker and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) or within the financial services industry is an advantage.

• Monitor, support, and maintain transactional systems to ensure their stability and performance.
• Investigate, troubleshoot, and resolve system-related incidents and operational issues.
• Work with Linux environments and use command-line tools to support day-to-day operations.
• Analyze and manage data within relational databases, including creating and executing complex SQL queries.
• Perform data validation, investigation, and updates when required.
• Develop and use scripts in Bash or Python to automate and improve operational processes.
• Support containerized and cloud-based environments, including Kubernetes.
• Collaborate with internal teams and stakeholders to ensure effective service delivery and issue resolution.

Candidate must be available to work from the client’s office in Kraków 8 days per month and be able to work within the schedule of 8:00–18:00 including an average of one working weekend per month (compensated with two additional days off).