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David Careers

Mid-Level Cloud Software Engineer [$274k/yr+] Remote / Telecommute Jobs

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clearanceAnnapolis Junction (MD)
Software DevelopersComputer Systems Design Services

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$274,000 per year

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Job Title Develop custom software components and integrate open-source technologies to address complex cloud and big data infrastructure challenges.
Job Description: Engineer resilient solutions utilizing Go, AWS, Linux, and modern container orchestration tools. Collaborate in an agile environment to design robust system architecture and automate deployments. Qualifications & Compensation
Degree: Technical bachelor's degree or equivalent experience Years of experience: 9+ years Total Compensation: $274k+ yearly Design, develop, and implement core software architecture and custom capabilities from prototype to production. Define, build, and manage scalable cloud infrastructure in AWS utilizing infrastructure-as-code practices. Develop software services and automation tooling leveraging Go and Bash shell scripting within Linux environments. Deploy, configure, and maintain containerized applications utilizing Kubernetes, Ansible, and modern storage layers. Troubleshoot and resolve complex system and software integration issues across the technology stack. Support continuous integration and automated delivery pipelines while working within agile engineering workflows. Telework: This position offers a hybrid work arrangement with an expected 1 to 2 days per week on-site.

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