DevOps Engineer

DevOps Engineer, Full Time, Permanent role, Remote (continental USA).

Join a small, high-impact engineering team building and scaling a modern cloud-native platform. The systems are fully AWS-based, the infrastructure is codified in Terraform, and we deploy via GitHub Actions from a monorepo written in Go. We believe in automation, security, performance, and clear ownership.

Responsibilities include;

• Designing, maintaining, and scaling infrastructure using
  Terraform
  and
  Terraform Cloud
  (workspace isolation, modular design).
• Building and managing services in
  AWS
  , including:
• ECS Fargate, Lambda, EC2
• API Gateway, CloudFront, Route 53
• SQS, SNS, and S3
• Developing and maintaining
  CI/CD pipelines
  in
  GitHub Actions
  to automate test, build, and deployment.
• Support the
  Golang monorepo
  , ensuring scalable build and deployment patterns for commands and Lambdas.
• Implementing and maintaining automated
  Protocol Buffer
  build pipelines.
• Driving observability and operational excellence.
• Acting as a key stakeholder in architecture decisions, deployment patterns, and developer tooling.

Experienced required includes.

• 3+ years in DevOps/SRE/platform engineering
  .
• Proven ability to
  independently drive infrastructure projects
  end-to-end.
• Deep expertise with
  AWS
  cloud services and secure, scalable system design.
• Hands-on experience with
  Terraform
  and
  Terraform Cloud
  in multi-workspace environments.
• Fluency in
  CI/CD practices
  , especially
  GitHub Actions
  .
• Familiarity with
  Go-based monorepos
  and modern build tooling.
• Experience managing
  Protocol Buffers
  at scale (e.g., buf, CI pipelines).
• Scripting and automation skills (Bash, Python, or Go).
• Clear communicator, collaborator, and documentation advocate.

What we offer

• Lead platform efforts without red tape
• Work on a modern stack with ownership and autonomy
• Help shape engineering best practices from the ground up
• Competitive salary, benefits, and fully remote flexibility