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Terraform Developer ___ Remote ___ Contract-to-Hire

Posted 6 days ago

ace stackChicago (IL)

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Senior

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About the role

Terraform Developer This is NOT a DevOps Role. Please share your best available candidate for below requirement: Workable Visa: Visa-Independent Candidates only, as it's a CTH/C2H Role
Location: Remote (Chicago - CST Hours) 3-4 Months Contract-to-Hire – W2/C2CPosition Details: We are seeking a Terraform Developer with strong hands-on expertise in infrastructure-as-code and automation tools. The ideal candidate should have solid experience with Terraform, scripting (Python and Shell), and DevOps workflows using GitHub Actions. Experience with policy-as-code tools like Sentinel or OPA is highly preferred.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Design, develop, and maintain infrastructure using Terraform.
  • Implement and enforce compliance using Sentinel or Open Policy Agent (OPA).Develop automation scripts using Python and Shell.
  • Integrate and manage workflows using GitHub Actions and Jenkins.
  • Collaborate with DevOps, Cloud, and Security teams to deliver scalable infrastructure solutions.
  • Must-Have Skills:
  • Strong hands-on experience in Terraform (HCL)
  • Proficiency in scripting using Python and Shell
  • Experience with policy-as-code tools (Sentinel or OPA)CI/CD pipeline experience using GitHub Actions and Jenkins
  • Cloud experience in at least one major provider: AWS (preferred), Azure, GCP, or OCIIf interested, please share your resume to vivekk@acestackllc.

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