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Cloud Engineer III will design, deploy, and sustain secure cloud solutions across AWS, Azure, and government cloud environments (GovCloud, Azure Government) for mission-critical defense applications. The role requires deep expertise in cloud architecture, distributed systems, Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD pipelines, DevSecOps, containerization (Docker, Kubernetes), and cloud-native patterns.…See more You will work across cross-functional teams including engineers, cybersecurity personnel, and government stakeholders to architect hybrid cloud, edge-to-cloud, and enterprise platform solutions meeting DoD compliance standards (Impact Levels, Zero Trust, RMF, STIGs). Responsibilities include automating infrastructure, configuring security controls, managing cloud networking and identity, and communicating technical decisions and risks to technical and executive audiences.

Cloud Engineer III providing technical leadership on cloud architecture, DevSecOps, and infrastructure across AWS, Azure, and on-premises environments. Designs and implements secure, compliant cloud solutions aligned with DoD standards (Impact Levels 4–6+, Zero Trust, RMF) and leads architecture reviews, deployment pipelines, and cross-functional technical planning.…See more Requires 10+ years of cloud architecture, platform engineering, and DevSecOps experience plus Security+ certification; will guide engineers, developers, cybersecurity teams, operators, and government stakeholders on complex infrastructure, containerization, and mission assurance.

This is a senior infrastructure and cybersecurity engineering role requiring 10+ years of experience designing, administering, and securing hybrid/cloud infrastructure across Linux, Windows Server, containerized, and private cloud environments. The engineer will implement security controls aligned with NIST SP 800-53, DISA STIGs, RMF, and Zero Trust principles, support DevSecOps pipelines and CI/CD automation, and use scripting, configuration management, and Infrastructure as Code to streamline builds, patching, hardening, and compliance.…See more The role demands collaboration across cybersecurity, software, infrastructure, and mission teams to troubleshoot complex issues, improve security practices, and communicate technical risks and recommendations.

This role supports cybersecurity engineering and infrastructure security for enterprise, cloud, and classified environments. The engineer will manage vulnerability assessment, system hardening, patching, secure configuration, and DevSecOps pipeline integration across Linux and Windows Server platforms.…See more Responsibilities include compliance support (RMF, ATO, NIST SP 800-53, DISA STIGs), CI/CD security automation, containerized environment hardening, and infrastructure-as-code implementation. Strong technical depth in cloud platforms (AWS/AWS GovCloud), container orchestration, security tooling, and the ability to communicate complex technical and compliance issues to engineering and mission stakeholders are required.

Cloud Engineer II supporting mission-critical cloud infrastructure for defense environments. Responsible for cloud deployment, configuration, troubleshooting, monitoring, and modernization across enterprise, hybrid, and containerized hosting environments.…See more Must demonstrate expertise in infrastructure automation, scripting, and Infrastructure as Code; familiarity with cloud networking, identity, compute, storage, security, and monitoring; and understanding of cybersecurity, access control, and compliance. Will collaborate with engineers, cybersecurity personnel, operators, program managers, and government stakeholders.

Cloud Engineer III responsible for designing, deploying, and sustaining secure cloud solutions across AWS, Azure, AWS GovCloud, and Azure Government environments. The role requires expertise in cloud architecture, Infrastructure as Code, DevSecOps, containerization, and Kubernetes, with a focus on mission-critical defense applications.…See more Candidates must demonstrate strong cloud networking, identity, storage, compute, and security capabilities, and communicate technical decisions to cross-functional teams including engineers, operators, cybersecurity personnel, and government stakeholders.