Jobs / Technica Corporation
Cloud Engineer, Mid.
Technica Corporation · Washington, DC, United States
Washington, DC, United StatesExp: 5+ yrs114,000-136,000 USD/yearlyHybrid
Remuneration
$114,000–$136,000 per year
Location
Washington, DC, United States
Visa sponsorship
Not specified
Job summary
Designs cloud service delivery models and architectures for PaaS, IaaS, SaaS, and DaaS, and automates cloud resources using DevSecOps practices. The role develops and migrates applications, recommends cloud deployment and optimization approaches, plans recovery and cost strategies, manages security policies, and maintains cloud infrastructure. Work is onsite at a government facility in Washington, D.C., with hybrid work subject to customer approval.
Qualifications
- Active Top Secret clearance with SCI and CI Poly eligibility
- At least five years of experience in cloud architecture and cloud service delivery models
- Strong understanding of cloud platforms and services
- Proficiency in DevSecOps practices and automation tools
- Proficiency in container orchestration and security practices
- Experience with Infrastructure as Code
Responsibilities
- Develop cloud applications and migrate on-premises applications to cloud environments.
- Assess applications and recommend migration platforms, deployment approaches, and optimizations.
- Develop failure recovery, cost optimization, and benefits analysis strategies for cloud, cloud-agnostic, and on-premises services.
- Manage cloud service usage policies and technology requests, and establish secure cloud environments.
- Design cloud services for appropriate availability and uptime.
- Independently develop new software products or major enhancements to existing cloud software.
- Debug cloud stacks and manage cloud infrastructure.
Skills
GitLabKubernetes
Degrees
Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology or a related field, or equivalent ed
Industry
Information technologyGovernmentDefense
Security clearance
Active Top Secret clearance with SCI and CI Poly eligibility
Relocation
No