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Cloud DevOps Architect (Hands-on with Windows on AWS Migration) - W2 Only

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Cloud DevOps Architect (Hands-on with Windows on AWS Migration) - W2 Only

Reposted 5 Days Ago

In-Office or Remote

Hiring Remotely in Dallas, TX

Senior level

In-Office or Remote

Hiring Remotely in Dallas, TX

Senior level

The Cloud DevOps Architect is responsible for migrating Windows-based platforms to AWS, implementing DevOps practices, and enhancing system performance and reliability.

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Company Description

Financial Services

Job Description

Duration: 6 Months+ extension

Location: Remote

Start date: Immediately

Placement: Asset Management / Equity Quant Research

Must have’s:

· Hands-on DevOps Architect with extensive experience across complex environments.

· Strong Hands-on IaC and DevOps design, implementation/deployment experience with CloudFormation/Terraform, Python, Jenkins

o Migration of windows-based platform to AWS – troubleshooting, performance tuning, how to rehydrate windows on the cloud

· AWS Core Services:

o Core Networking / VPC, Route 53, Elastic Load Balancing

o AWS EKS, ECS, ECR, Lambda, Micro Services

o AWS Security Controls, Guardrails development and IAM policies

· Develop CloudFormation templates with Windows

· Provide recommendations and advice on performance tuning and best practices for Windows to EC2.

· Provide recommendations and advice on resiliency, monitoring dashboards, and overall reliability and availability of the platform.

· Review problem areas, troubleshoot, and provide recommendations for remediation and/or solutions.

· Work in conjunction with AWS Solutions Architects and services experts for research.

· Apply Devops skills in creating and modifying code pipelines and operating procedures.

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