DevOps Engineer - Fully Remote
sotalentDenver (CO)
DevOps Engineer - Fully Remote
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sotalentDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Technical Recruiter seeking cleared DevOps professional for a leading global technology provider. Our client is looking for a talented DevOps Engineer to join a mission critical team supporting a high profile federal customer in the Chantilly area. This is a full time onsite role requiring an active TS/SCI clearance. You will be responsible for automating deployments and managing configurations for operating systems, platform components, and Kubernetes environments. Your scope of work will include everything from DNS and identity management to storage and application stacks. Analyze complex technical challenges and engineer scalable solutions. Automate the deployment of applications and operating systems. Oversee networking, authentication protocols, and storage solutions. Active TS SCI security clearance is mandatory. Professional experience deploying and managing Kubernetes and containerized applications. Deep technical knowledge of Linux, BSD, or UNIX operating systems. Proficiency in scripting languages such as Python, Go, or Bash. Strong understanding of networking concepts including VLANs, firewalls, and bonding. Knowledge of security principles including encryption and access controls. This role offers the opportunity to work with enterprise leading equipment and contribute to the evolution of federal IT infrastructure. If you have a passion for building robust platforms and possess the required security credentials, we encourage you to apply.
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