Senior DevOps Engineer
skills allianceUtah (UNITED STATES)
About the role
Senior DevOps & Release Engineer
Job Type: Full time, Permanent
Location:
Salt Lake City, Utah (onsite) đź“ŤA publicly traded, global medical technology company is developing AI-powered, image-guided surgical platforms used in operating rooms worldwide. Their Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) solutions support surgeons with real-time guidance during orthopaedic procedures. As they scale their regulated software platform, they are hiring a Senior DevOps & Release Engineer to own the Linux infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, and release processes behind it.
What you'll do:
- Own the build, packaging, release, rollback, and patch management process for Linux based medical software
- Administer Debian Linux systems on bare-metal devices, not the cloud
- Design and maintain CI/CD pipelines using tools like Jenkins or TeamCity, ensuring every output is auditable
- Implement security controls, including least-privilege access, secrets management, and audit logging
- Support FDA inspections, ISO audits, and validation activities through clear documentation
- Support lifecycle management of ML/AI inference components, including versioning and traceability
- Mentor junior DevOps and platform engineers
What you'll bring:
- 6+ years of experience in DevOps, Release Engineering, or Systems Engineering
- Deep Linux administration, ideally Debian or UbuntuBare-metal or on-premise systems experience
- Python, Bash, and C++ programming
- Hands-on experience with Jenkins, TeamCity, or a similar CI/CD platform
- GitHub administration and source control governance
- Experience in a regulated industry such as medical devices, healthcare, or life sciences (preferred)
Familiarity with IEC 62304, ISO 13485, and ISO 14971 This is a chance to be the technical authority for DevOps and release engineering at a company building surgical technology that changes patient outcomes, working at the intersection of engineering, quality, and regulatory compliance.
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