AWS DevSecOps Engineer
virtual vocationsDenver (CO)
AWS DevSecOps Engineer
Posted yesterday
virtual vocationsDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Supporting the US Department of the Treasury's TCloud enterprise cloud development effort, the fully remote AWS DevSecOps Engineer will operate and maintain cloud environments using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and SRE principles while enabling observability and resilience throughout multi-cloud landing zones.
Key responsibilities:
Operate and maintain cloud environments utilizing Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and SRE principles
Develop and maintain automation for continuous integration and deployment across multiple environments
Implement security policies and assess new FedRAMP cloud services using security best practices
Required qualifications:
US Citizenship with the ability to obtain a Public Trust clearance
Bachelor's degree with four years of related experience or a Master's degree with two years of related experience
Experience in cloud environments and knowledge of CI/CD tools such as Jenkins or GitLab
Proficiency in containerization with Kubernetes and scripting in PowerShell or Bash
Familiarity with security automation tools and cloud infrastructure best practices
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