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AWS DevOps Cloud Engineer

Onebridge
Hybrid in Indianapolis, IN (3 days/week onsite)
Hybrid

About this role

AWS DevOps Cloud Engineer

As an AWS DevOps Cloud Engineer, you are responsible for executing and supporting application deployments across AWS environments while ensuring reliable, automated, and scalable release processes. You will work closely with application, SRE, infrastructure, and data platform teams to support cloud operations, CI/CD automation, production stability, and analytics platforms.

Day-to-Day

  • Execute and support application deployments across AWS environments, ensuring reliable and repeatable release processes.
  • Develop, maintain, and optimize CI/CD pipelines, deployment automation, and Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, CloudFormation, CDK).
  • Support and troubleshoot AWS cloud infrastructure, application deployments, and production issues, serving as an escalation point for complex incidents.
  • Manage and support cloud-based data and analytics platforms, including Databricks, Amazon RDS, Redshift, and data lake environments.
  • Monitor platform health, performance, security, and operational stability while driving continuous improvements and automation.

Skills & Experience

  • Hands-on experience with AWS services including EKS, ECR, EC2, Lambda, S3, IAM, VPC, Route53, and RDS.
  • Experience building and supporting CI/CD pipelines and deployment automation.
  • Strong knowledge of Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, CloudFormation, and/or CDK).
  • Experience with container technologies such as Docker, Kubernetes, ECS, and EKS.
  • Experience supporting Databricks, Spark, data lake, Redshift, or other cloud-based analytics platforms.
  • Strong production support, troubleshooting, and scripting skills using Python, Bash, or similar technologies.

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