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Advanced knowledge operating in a Product Delivery Model and experience in cloud native architectures leveraging CI/CD, API frameworks, Cloud, Data Lakes, Containers, Azure DevOps, etc. Broad knowledge of Microsoft Azure cloud or similar cloud technologies including experience with Software as a Service (SaaS), building, and managing common platforms (e.g., Service Now, Pega, Share point Online, Salesforce, etc.
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Solutions architecture and hands-on engineering/full-stack development of scalable and secure distributed systems using modern software technologies and programming, Cloud Native and microservices architecture, containerization, and API-First design patterns.
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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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Cloud Certification (e.g., AWS SysOps Administrator, Azure Administrator). Strong and relevant experience in cloud technologies, cloud services, IaC, cloud storage, cloud networking and cloud security.
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This role will focus on leading the automation and components (Solr, HBase) set up and improvement for Cloudera CDP public cloud and integrate with other AWS services. Cloudera Data Platform Private Cloud and Public Cloud), Apache Solr as SME, automation tools (ex.
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Design, deploy, and manage scalable cloud infrastructure solutions on Azure and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) using Terraform. Develop and maintain IaC scripts and templates to automate the provisioning and management of cloud resources and SIEM configurations.
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Comp Sci degree, Azure DevOps (ADO), Microsoft Azure Cloud. Desired - Prior experience working with Microsoft Dynamics, Tanzu Application Service (TAS)/Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF), Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and Backbase platforms.
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Hands-on experience using IaC software tools (CloudFormation, Terraform, Azure Resource Manager, GCP Cloud Deployment Manager etc) and CI/CD tools (IDEs, GitLab, GitHuB, Jenkins, CircleCI, etc.
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Utilize programming languages like Java, Scala, Python and Open Source RDBMS and NoSQL databases and Cloud based data warehousing services such as Redshift and Snowflake. 2+ years of experience with a public cloud (AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud.
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The Cloud Data Engineer will design future-state, modern data architecture for transformation at the enterprise level using advanced cloud architectural principles. 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 (Google Cloud Platform, AWS, Azure.
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This is your chance to leverage your expertise in building enterprise cloud-native solutions involving Kubernetes, Rancher, AWS, and Azure. As a DevOps Site Reliability Engineer, you will use your development experience to write infrastructure as code and deploy using industry best practices like GitOps and CI/CD in a hybrid cloud environment.
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The position will work with Enterprise Architects and Application Dev teams to come up with Security Architecture for applications and enterprise tech capabilities migrating to Cloud. The Cloud Security Architect (CSA) will leverage broad technical knowledge of cloud security best practices of key public cloud offerings of providers such AWS, Azure, and GCP to establish secure design patterns, to architect integrations among cloud and/or on-premises infrastructures.
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Experience implementing or assessing cybersecurity solutions using technologies such as:Nessus, Web Inspect, Splunk, Open SCAPMicrosoft Windows Server Active DirectoryRedHat LinuxVirtualization Platforms: Hyper-V, VMwareReal Time Operating Systems (RTOS) (i.e. QNX, VxWorks)VDI (Desktop), CitrixExperience securing cloud-hosted assets in AWS/Azure/etc.
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Description: Top 3 Required Skills:Comp Sci degree, Azure DevOps (ADO), Microsoft Azure Cloud. Develop and maintain scripts to automate tool/service deployment to the Azure cloud environment through Azure DevOps Pipeline and Release.
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Geospatial tools, Big Data and Graph Products (Hadoop, MapReduce, Spark, ElasticSearch, Neo4j), Linux, OpenStack, AWS, Ansible, SQL/NoSQL, Text Processing, Cloud Services, Containerization, Infrastructure as Code (IAC), and more.
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