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Cloud Computing Architect

Posted 2 days ago

united itDallas (TX)

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About the role

Cloud Computing Architect
Location: Dallas, TX (Local to Dallas and in office 2-3 days a week.)
Custom Skill Requirements: Cloud Compute: Architect. Expertise in Linux OS, Filesystem, package/patch management, OS hardening. Experience architecting solutions in AWS specifically focused on compute resources. Experience building OS base images using AWS Image builder or similar technologies. Hands on expertise in: Ansible, BASH shell scripting, Python, Json/Yaml, Terraform, Git, AWS CLI/SDK(boto3).
Job Description:
  • Expertise in Linux OS, Filesystem, package/patch management, OS hardening
  • Experience architecting solutions in AWS specifically focused on compute resources
  • Experience building OS base images using AWS Image builder or similar technologies
  • Hands on expertise in: AnsibleBASH shell scripting
PythonJson/Yaml TerraformGitAWS CLI/SDK(boto3) Experience working in a regulated industry, handing security and compliance around OS, Compute resources will be an added advantage Expertise in troubleshooting Linux OS, basic networking, related issues Expertise in Systems engineering, enterprise architecture, security best practices Candidate must be familiar with CI/CD, CVE management, Vulnerability scanning, Artifactory, SNOW/Change management processNOTE: Candidate doesn't need to be an expert in above topics but must be familiar with it.

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