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DevOps Infrastructure Automation Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

selectmindsSan Antonio (TX)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$70.00 - $90.00 per hour

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About the role

DevOps Infrastructure Automation Engineer Role: DevOps Infrastructure Automation Engineer Location: San Antonio, TX (Hybrid)
Duration: Long term Contract 12+ months Benefits Skill Development Competitive salary Opportunity for advancement Qualifications
  • Extensive working experience in Python, Ansible, and JavaScript programming.
  • Experience building APIs and services (REST, SOAP) and automating infrastructure workflows.
  • Strong proficiency in Terraform for Infrastructure as Code (AWS and Azure environments).
  • Advanced working knowledge on AWS and Azure.
  • Familiarity with Azure DevOps (Repos, Pipelines, Artifacts) and GitHub Actions.
  • Experience building fully automated provisioning pipelines for VMs, including post-deployment tasks (extensions, DSC, Ansible playbooks).
  • Familiarity with vRA/vRO server build automation and cloud-native alternatives.
  • Strong background in Agile methodology, continuous improvement, and iterative development.
  • Proficiency in Git, CI/CD tools, cloud networking basics (VNet, NSG, Load Balancers), and infrastructure security best practices.
  • Strong Windows OS administration and scripting skills Must Have
  • Extensive experience with Python, JavaScript and Ansible.
  • Experience in Terraform development.
  • Experience in CI/CD, GitHub/Git-Repo.
Nice to Have:
  • Strong Knowledge of developing AWS and Azure AMIs.
  • Very Good knowledge of Windows and Linux Operating System. Flexible work from home options available.
Compensation: $70.00 - $90.00 per hour

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