Senior Infrastructure Engineer
cannon searchDetroit (MI)
About the role
I’m recruiting for a Senior Infrastructure Engineer to join an established automation team within a fintech company. Remote, permanent role with excellent compensation, annual bonus, and health benefits. The two most important requirements are deep, hands-on experience with Ansible and Terraform, plus an earlier background managing Linux or Windows servers. The ideal candidate started as a Systems or Infrastructure engineer, gained strong experience managing actual server environments, and later moved into advanced infrastructure automation. This is not a CI/CD-focused Dev Ops role or a cloud-only position. The company needs someone who understands the infrastructure underneath the automation and can personally build, maintain, and troubleshoot it. What they’re looking for: Advanced, hands-on experience with both Ansible and Terraform Previous experience as a Linux or Windows Systems Engineer Experience managing on-premises, virtualized, or physical server environments Experience automating infrastructure across on-premises and cloud environments Ability to write and maintain Terraform modules, Ansible playbooks, and reusable rolesA deep understanding of server provisioning, configuration, patching, and lifecycle management The technical depth to make architect-level decisions while remaining highly hands-on Interviewing Now! If your background combines traditional systems engineering with advanced infrastructure automation, apply today or email your resume directly to dan Gilliam, email: #Hiring #Ansible #Terraform #Infrastructure Automation #Infrastructure AsCode #Systems Engineering #Linux #Windows Server #VMware #Hybrid Infrastructure #Automation Engineer #Tech Jobs #Hiring Now
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