AWS Data Architect
noblesoft technologiesAlameda (CA)
About the role
Position: AWS Data ArchitectLocation: Alameda, CA (Onsite)
Job Type:
Full timeJob DescriptionEngage with stakeholders to design Cloud environments, Create Design documents, runbooks for new tools and services as applicable
Build designed Cloud environments using Terraform, deploy designed environments to test and production, Monitor Deployment and update stakeholders
Advanced level of Terraform knowledge; working with modules, use of terraform functions and a custom Terraform backend. Knowledge of code quality tools such as TFSec, GitLeaks and Semgrep to identify hard coded keys in the code will be added advantage
Added advantage is use of Atlantis tool to deploy infrastructure through Terraform pull requests
Work with GitHub Actions and OIDC to trigger Terraform code to perform infra tasks such as - deploy applications, deploy S3 content
AWS ServicesAdvanced S3 usage - lifecycle policies, bucket policy, expiration policy
Lambda - E.g. to gather metrics from other AWS services e.g. S3, IAM etc.,
OpenSearch
AWS Shield Advanced
Deploy and configure ECS, ECR
SSM Setup and Configuration
Setting up, configuration of SageMaker and AWS Workspaces
AWS EC2, ASG, Create custom AMI with agents of tools such as Sentinel One, SCCM
SES, SQS and SNS,
AWS Control Tower, AWS Cognito, AWS AppFlow
Systems Manager
AWS Trusted Advisor
QuickSight
Route53 as domain hosting service
Secrets manager to rotate access keys for services such as JIRA or RDS
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