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Ensure that AWS cloud-based infrastructure meets security and compliance requirements. Collaborate closely with other developers, operations, and security teams to ensure that AWS cloud-based infrastructure meets the customer's mission requirements and support its goals.
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Experience designing and deploying cloud-native, enterprise-scale machine learning solutions in the AWS Cloud or with another major cloud provider. In this customer facing position, you will architect and implement innovative, AWS Cloud-native ML solutions, providing direct and immediate impact for your customers.
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Lead AWS Cloud Engineer. Mature and engineer improvements to the cloud. Our team will manage the commercial cloud migration and disestablishment of VSD and CIS, fully automate the continuous development & continuous integration environment, fourth estate consolidation, professionalize services – ITIL/DevSecOps based processes, improve the customer experience 1st call resolution, and achieve development of a service catalog for Defense Working Capital Fund (DWCF) Model.
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Using tools such as Snowflake and/or Databricks, they will also work with cutting-edge DevOps technologies, develop advanced analytics products, and apply data and statistical programming tools to enterprise data to advance and enable key mission outcomes within cloud environments (GCP, AWS, Azure.
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Experience with a public cloud, including AWS, Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud. Experience with distributed data and computing tools, including Spark, Databricks, Hadoop, Hive, AWS EMR, or Kafka.
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Experience with Cloud technologies (such as Azure, AWS, GCP) and native toolsets such as Azure ARM Templates, Hashicorp Terraform, AWS Cloud Formation. Understanding of cloud solutions such as Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure & Amazon AWS cloud architecture & services.
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The engineer candidate will support the DSOP software ecosystem within Amazon Web Services (AWS) impact levels 5, 6, and 6 Special Access Program (SAP) cloud environments, Azure Stack impact levels 6 and 6 SAP if applicable, and additional impact levels as needed.
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Relevant Cloud Certifications such as (Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA), Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD), AWS Certified SysOps Administrator, Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate, Google Associate Cloud Engineer.
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2+ years of experience cloud analytics (GCP, AWS or Azure) Work you'll do The Cloud Data Engineer will design future-state, modern data architecture for transformation at the enterprise level using advanced cloud architectural principles.
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AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner, AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Professional, AWS DevSecOps Engineer, AWS Solutions Architect Associate, AWS Security Specialty.
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Required Skills and Qualifications 3-5 years Proven experience as a DevSecOps Engineer or similar role, with expertise in implementing security practices in cloud environments, particularly AWS. AWS certification(s) such as AWS Certified Security – Specialty, AWS Certified DevOps Engineer – Professional, or AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Professional preferred.
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Advanced experience securing network traffic via AWS API Gateway and AWS Application Load Balancers, cloud-security technologies (e.g., VPC, Security Groups) and Access Control (IAM.
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Cloud, Aws, Devops, Automation, Terraform, Architecture, Infrastructure, Kubernetes, Ansible, Windows, Python. Cloud DevOps Engineer. AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate.
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Support AWS Cloud infrastructure automation with multiple tools including Gradle, Chef, Nexus, Knife, Docker and monitoring tools such as Splunk, New Relic and Cloudwatch. Refactor legacy applications into cloud native applications.
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Provide technical leadership for engineering team implementing differing technologies to include Azure and/ or AWS Cloud, firewalls, web application firewalls, VPNs, DNS, Data Loss Prevention, IDS/ IPS, proxies.
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