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DevOps Engineer

Quest Global · CA, United States
CA, United States48-50 USD/hourlyOnsite
Remuneration
Health insurance, paid time off, and retirement plan
Location
CA, United States
Visa sponsorship
Not specified

Job summary

The DevOps / DevSecOps Engineer designs, builds, and supports secure, scalable, highly available cloud-native platforms on AWS, including large-scale production and multi-cluster Kubernetes environments. The role manages AWS infrastructure, develops IaC with Pulumi or Terraform, builds CI/CD pipelines, and applies GitOps using ArgoCD and GitHub Enterprise. It also automates operations with Python and supports cloud security, monitoring, networking, and deployment reliability.

Benefits

Health insurancePaid time offRetirement plan

Qualifications

  • Experience supporting large-scale production environments.
  • Strong cloud-native architecture expertise.
  • Experience managing multi-cluster Kubernetes platforms.
  • Background in platform engineering, automation, or site reliability initiatives.
  • Strong troubleshooting, communication, and stakeholder management skills.

Responsibilities

  • Design, implement, and maintain scalable AWS cloud infrastructure.
  • Manage and optimize Kubernetes production environments.
  • Develop Infrastructure as Code using Pulumi, Terraform, or similar tools.
  • Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines.
  • Implement GitOps practices using ArgoCD and GitHub Enterprise.
  • Automate operational processes with Python and infrastructure automation frameworks.
  • Apply cloud security, compliance, monitoring, and networking best practices.
  • Support containerized applications and deployment platforms.
  • Troubleshoot infrastructure, application, and deployment issues across environments.
  • Collaborate with development, security, and operations teams to improve reliability and developer productivity.

Skills

Argo CDAWSCloudWatchDockerEKSGitHubKafkaKubernetesAWS LambdaPulumiPythonS3TektonTerraformIAMNGINX IngressPostgreSQL

Relocation

No