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Need Only GC & USC --Senior DevOps Engineer

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ampstekCarrollton (TX)

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Job Title Senior DevOps Engineer (Java/Drools/AWS) plus Linux Location Westlake, CA and Carrolton, TX (Onsite) Job Type Contract
Required Skills and Experience: 5+ years of progressive experience in a DevOps or SRE role. Expert-level, hands‑on proficiency in Java build and deployment ecosystems. Strong Linux experience is mandatory. Deep expertise in building and managing pipelines with GitLab CI.Mastery of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) using Terraform and/or OpenTofu. Demonstrable experience with AWS services and cloud architecture best practices. Proven ability to write and maintain Chef cookbooks for configuration management. Strong experience with secrets management solutions, preferably AWS Secrets Manager. Direct experience with observability platforms, specifically New Relic. Familiarity with the architecture and integration of external identity providers like Auth0.Strong background in integrating various tools as part of a complex delivery pipeline. Demonstrated ability to work independently, take ownership, and drive projects from conception to completion. Desired (Nice‑to‑Have)
Qualifications: Familiarity with the Dotnet Core build and deployment process. Experience or strong understanding of the Drools rules engine. Prior experience with database migration tools like Liquibase. Experience managing configuration data with AWS AppConfig.

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