DevOps/Data Engineer
pivotal solutionsFargo (ND)
DevOps/Data Engineer
Posted 3 days ago
pivotal solutionsFargo (ND)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Fargo, United States | Posted on 09/08/2026
Drive the infrastructure strategy alongside the rest of the DevOps team
Be responsible for building, managing, and automating our AWS infrastructure
Oversee the maintenance and growth of our data lakehouse infrastructure and implementation
Champion security by adopting necessary tools and processes
Provide leadership to the entire engineering team on various infrastructure and big data topics
Identify and adopt high-level technologies, processes, and services that impact the organization on a system-wide scope
Participate in the L2 rotation for engineering support
Requirements:
8+ years of experience as a DevOps Engineer
5+ years of experience with the AWS cloud platform, including proficiency with AWS SDK, AWS CLI/UI, and services such as VPC, Route53, Private and Public subnets, route tables, IGW, EC2 Instances, CloudFront, API Gateway, IAM, ELB, Autoscaling, CloudWatch, EFS, NFS, EBS, S3, RDS, Lambda, SQS/SNS, Kafka, Security groups, etc.
5+ years of experience with Terraform/Terragrunt
5+ years of experience with event processing infrastructure
2+ years of experience as a Data Engineer with Databricks, including data pipelines, Debezium, Spark, and data modeling
Expert proficiency with Python
Expert proficiency in deploying, maintaining, and scaling applications
Proficiency with Docker, Kubernetes, and Serverless functions
Expert proficiency in setting up CI/CD pipelines (tools/processes/governance)
Experience creating and maintaining fully automated CI/CD pipelines for code deployment using tools such as Git, CircleCI, AWS Code build, and Code Deploy / Code pipeline
Proficient with both Relational and Non-Relational databases
Experience with Security vulnerability scanning tools (Guard Duty, Inspector)
Experience building Monitoring dashboards and leveraging tools such as Cloudwatch, Datadog, and Sumologic
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