AWS Cloud engineer- Infrastructure fedramp

AWS Cloud engineer- Infrastructure fedramp- C2H role

Location: remote

C2H

The top requirements are: 

ship and an active AWS pro level certification in addition to our typical Cloud Infrastructure profile.

About the Role

Our Cloud Engineers design, build, and support secure, high-availability cloud environments that power our customer’s transformation initiatives. Working within cross-functional delivery teams, you’ll apply best-practice automation (IaC, CI/CD, DevSecOps) to migrate, modernize, and optimize workloads on AWS, Azure, and/or Google Cloud that meet rigorous performance, security, and cost-efficiency targets.

Key Responsibilities

• Implement landing zones, VPC/VNet networking, IAM, and security baselines.
• Provision and configure compute, storage, and database services using IaC I
• Develop and maintain pipeline automation for app and infrastructure deployments.
• Design and package applications with latest containerization and orchestration.
• Configure logging, metrics, tracing, and alerting - apply SRE practices.
• Produce cost-and-capacity reports with FinOps tooling.
• Produce well-structured design documents, diagrams, and hand-over guides.

Qualifications

• 8-10 years experience in cloud solutions on at least one CSP (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform).
• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, or similar.
• Professional level cloud certification preferred
• Proficiency with Terraform or equivalent IaC tool and a one scripting language.
• Working knowledge of container runtime fundamentals.
• Experience building CI/CD pipelines and integrating DevSecOps controls
• Familiarity with monitoring/observability stacks and incident-management processes.
• Strong troubleshooting, documentation, and customer-facing communication skills.
• Cloud certifications on at least one CSP (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform).
• Experience with serverless services (Lambda, Cloud Functions), event-driven architectures (SNS/SQS, Event Hub, Pub/Sub), and microservice patterns.
• Knowledge of compliance frameworks (SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI) and security hardening.
• Exposure to data-platform services and AI/ML tooling.