Senior DevSecOps Engineer
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
Senior DevSecOps Engineer
Posted 5 days ago
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Seeking a Senior DevSecOps Engineer to operate and enhance cloud infrastructure while building a new AWS GovCloud organization as code, with responsibilities including managing existing environments and migrating workloads, in a full-time role that may be onsite, hybrid, or remote.
Key Responsibilities:
Operate and improve existing AWS environments, Kubernetes clusters, and CI platform while migrating workloads to the new organization
Build a new multi-account AWS GovCloud organization as code and operate segmented network planes
Translate security compliance requirements into automated guardrails and evidence, partnering with security and compliance teamsRequired Qualifications 7+ years in infrastructure, platform, security, or site reliability engineering, including 3+ years building on AWS with infrastructure as code
Proficiency in Terraform or OpenTofu, Python and/or Go, plus shell scripting
Deep hands-on AWS experience in a multi-account organization, including IAM policy evaluation and service control policies
Experience with CI/CD and container supply chain management, including image builds and vulnerability scanning
Cloud networking expertise, including VPC design, Transit Gateway routing, and site-to-site VPN configurations
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