Software Engineer II (CloudOps)
- Salary
- $124K–$149K
- Hiring from
- United States
- Work type
- Remote
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Responsibilities
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Build and maintain AWS infrastructure as code, including contributions to our shared construct library.
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Build and maintain the CI/CD pipelines that deliver our applications and infrastructure.
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Run and improve container deployments on ECS and ECR (blue/green releases, health checks, troubleshooting), and Lambda and serverless services.
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Work through Security Hub findings and controls with the owning teams, and help embed guardrails (SCPs, tagging and tag-based access) in how we ship.
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Support cost visibility and governance across accounts (budgets, anomaly alerts, tagging).
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Support engineering teams' infrastructure needs and maintain clear supporting documentation.
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Use AI tools to speed up infrastructure, automation and documentation work.
Minimum Qualifications
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3+ years as a software engineer or DevOps/CloudOps engineer.
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3 years hands-on experience with AWS in production, including networking, security and access management, compute and storage.
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2 years hands-on experience with infrastructure as code.
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Experience building and maintaining CI/CD pipelines.
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Experience deploying and operating containerized applications on AWS.
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Strong programming skills in Python or JavaScript, with working knowledge of Java; comfortable in Unix and Bash.
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Clear written and verbal communication; able to work well with application engineers.
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Working knowledge of AI tools and experience applying them in infrastructure and automation work.
Preferred Qualifications
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CI/CD experience with GitHub Actions and AWS CodePipeline.
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CDK experience, including building reusable constructs.
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Multi-account AWS: networking, governance and permissions.
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AWS security tooling and working through compliance findings.
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AWS data services and database migrations.
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Observability and FinOps practice.
