Cloud Engineer

Posted 48 days ago

science applications internationalChantilly (VA)

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Description:

We are seeking a highly motivated Cloud Engineer to join a dynamic and mission oriented team. The engineer will conceptualize, develop, and implement complex cloud systems designed to meet client requirements.
The primary functions of the candidate will include, but are not limited to: Migrate and integrate systems into a cloud environment
Integrate cloud services and tools using shell scripting and Python programming
Design, develop, implement, and test new systems or modify existing systems that meet the user's needs
Assist with planning and engineering the organization's cloud computing infrastructure and applications

Qualifications:

Active TS/SCI with Polygraph
Must be DoD 8570 IAT Level II compliant (have current CompTIA, Security+ certification)BS in Computer Science or related field plus 5 years of experience. Relevant experience may be substituted in lieu of degree
Experience in designing and deploying cloud solutions to Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud (GCP)
Experience using VPCs, S3, IAM, EC2, Lambda, WorkSpaces, CloudWatch, Directory Services and SSMAbility to program in Python and experience having written Lambda functions
Strong customer service skills, teaming skills, and the ability to collaborate within a cross-functional team as well as the cloud service providers (AWS, Microsoft, Google)
Job Field: Information Technology

Travel: No

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