Cloud Engineer (Only W2, No C2C/1099)

Note The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Infojini Inc is seeking a Cloud Engineer to join their newly formed Cloud team. The role involves driving cloud adoption across the organization and developing a Continuous Infrastructure Automation platform to support multiple cloud platforms. Responsibilities Act as a consultative resource for our application teams to help to deliver applications/services in multi-cloud Operationalize cloud workloads for internal customers by implementing monitoring, logging, backup & recovery, security hardening, etc Help internal customers troubleshoot and resolve issues with cloud workloads Participate in the development and delivery of Developer Experience platform and Continuous Infrastructure Automation Self Service Platform Development of new AI features around typical Developer questions and the creation of a portal that becomes a single pane of glass for our development community to interact with their daily development and workflow toolsets Skills 3+ years of related professional experience Bachelor's degree in Information Systems or equivalent experience in cloud engineering Experience with public cloud offerings such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure (5+ years) Experience with application programming language (Java, Rust, Go, Python, Ruby, JavaScript/TypeScript, etc.) Familiarity with Cloud Native engineering (K8s, Containers, Docker, Serverless, etc.) Familiarity with the cloud networking concepts and native tools, such as NSGs, ASGs, WAFs, Load Balancers and requirements Ability to multi-task, be a strong team player, and have strong organizational skills and time management skills Strong knowledge of ITIL, SDLC, DevOps and agile processes and practices Experience following enterprise change and release management processes Requires some degree of sitting (for prolonged periods of time), standing, lifting, carrying pushing, pulling more than 20 lbs May require extended work hours including participation in on-call rotations Travel by air and overnight, as required 25% amount of time Experience with development experience portals such as Port or Backstage is a plus Experience using infrastructure automation tools such as Ansible, Terraform is preferred Experience using CI/CD and automation tools such as GitLab, Jenkins is a plus Experience working with git-based repository tools such as Azure DevOps is a plus Benefits 100% remote work Company Overview Infojini Inc. delivers innovative IT Services and Solutions to empower startups, Fortune 500 companies, and global enterprises. It was founded in 2006, and is headquartered in Columbia, Maryland, USA, with a workforce of 501-1000 employees. Its website is http//

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