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Junior DevOps Engineer [$216k/yr+] S Remote / Telecommute Jobs

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$216,000 per year

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Job TitleCloud and Edge Infrastructure Engineer
Job Description: Candidates must already possess an active Secret clearance to be considered.
Summary: Implement and maintain cloud and edge infrastructure with a focus on AWS and Kubernetes. Automate deployment workflows to ensure high availability, scalability, and system reliability. Collaborate with cross-functional development teams to integrate applications and optimize CI/CD pipelines. Qualifications & Compensation
Degree: Technical bachelor's degree or equivalent experience Years of experience: 3+ years Total Compensation: $216k+ yearly Job Description: Support the development and deployment of cloud infrastructure in AWS, particularly EKS. Deploy, configure, and maintain edge, on-premise, and portable infrastructure equipment. Build and automate deployment pipelines using tools such as Git, Flux, Terraform, and Ansible. Manage and maintain Kubernetes container orchestration and containerized applications. Develop automation scripts and tools using Python, Bash, or Go in a Linux terminal-based environment. Monitor and troubleshoot production systems to ensure continuous operation and performance. Partner with development teams to facilitate seamless application integration and infrastructure reliability. Telework: This position supports a hybrid work arrangement, typically requiring an average of 1-2 days per week on-site.

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