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Job Description: Responsibilities:
Architect and operate AWS-based infrastructure for scalability, reliability, and security.

Lead cost-optimization initiatives across infrastructure, storage, and compute services.

Build and maintain CI/CD systems to support rapid and reliable software delivery.

Implement observability practices — monitoring, logging, tracing, and alerting — to ensure system health.

Drive performance tuning and capacity planning to proactively prevent bottlenecks.

Collaborate with engineering teams to improve deployment processes and platform reliability.

Champion infrastructure-as-code and automation practices for repeatability and efficiency.

Support disaster recovery planning, compliance, and incident response readiness.

Requirements:
5+ years of experience in DevOps, Site Reliability Engineering, or infrastructure roles.

Proven track record of optimizing infrastructure for both performance and cost.

Strong expertise in AWS cloud architecture, containers (Docker, Kubernetes), and serverless platforms.

Proficiency with infrastructure-as-code tools (SST, Terraform, or CDK).

Experience with monitoring/observability stacks (Datadog, Prometheus, OpenTelemetry, etc.).

Familiarity with programming in TypeScript, Python, or Go for automation and integrations.

Experience with agent-driven development tools such as Cursor and Claude Code.

Results:
Deliver highly reliable systems with measurable improvements in uptime and performance.

Reduce infrastructure costs through proactive optimization and automated controls.

Improve developer velocity with faster, more consistent CI/CD pipelines.

Enable visibility and confidence in platform health through comprehensive observability.

Ensure systems are resilient, compliant, and capable of scaling efficiently with the business.

Champion practices that deliver short-term efficiency gains and long-term platform stability.