DevOps Engineer - Hybrid - TS/SCI Remote / Telecommute Jobs
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DevOps Engineer - Hybrid - TS/SCI Remote / Telecommute Jobs
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DevOps Engineer - Hybrid - TS/SCISan Antonio, TXOur client is a certified woman owned small business established in 2015 in San Antonio, TX. They specialize in cyber security operations and engineering, software development, data science and analytic development, security engineering, risk management, and cloud migration. They offer extremely competitive benefits: fully-paid medical, 4 weeks PTO, 6% 401K, over 5K for training and pay for every hour worked. They are looking for a DevOps Engineer with multi-faceted experience and in-depth technical insight to join their engineering team. This exciting position not only has interesting cleared work, but options for partial telework! For consideration, you will need the following:5+ years of experience in DevOps or Software Engineering, Java preferred Strong knowledge of Linux Systems Experience in configuration management tools-Ansible or Puppet Proficiency with AWS services (EC2, S3, Lambda) Ability to program in multiple languages - Java, Python, Bash or GoMust have a DoD 8140 / 8570 compliance certification (i.e. Security+)You will wow us even more if you have: Experience with big data technologies-Hadoop, Spark Experience with databases such as MongoDBExperience with containers and KubernetesUS Citizenship is required and candidates must have an active TS/SCI or higher level government clearance. Work will be hybrid remote with 75% remote and 25% onsite in San Antonio, TX.
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