GovCIO
Senior Cloud Engineer (Remote)
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Overview
GovCIO is currently seeking a Cloud Infrastructure Engineer to support the transition of Digital Collection Services (DCS) from on-premises infrastructure to AWS GovCloud. The engineer will provide hands-on administration, configuration, troubleshooting, security, and operational support for the AWS infrastructure supporting large-scale evidentiary data and DCS applications.
The position requires strong AWS infrastructure experience, particularly with EC2, FSx ONTAP, IAM, networking, and CloudWatch, as well as the ability to operate in a hybrid AWS, Azure, and VA on-premises environment.
This position is fully remote located in the continental United States. Responsibilities: * Administer, configure, and troubleshoot AWS GovCloud infrastructure supporting DCS. * Manage Amazon EC2, including Windows-based cloud servers. * Configure and administer Amazon FSx for NetApp ONTAP storage environments. * Manage Amazon S3 storage and associated cloud infrastructure. * Configure and maintain AWS IAM roles, policies, and access controls. * Configure and troubleshoot VPCs, security groups, firewall rules, ports, routing, and network connectivity. * Implement and maintain CloudWatch monitoring, logging, and alerting. * Support secure connectivity and data flows between AWS, Azure, and VA on-premises environments. * Use AWS CLI and automation tools to support infrastructure administration and operational activities. * Troubleshoot infrastructure, storage, network, connectivity, availability, and performance issues. * Support cloud security and compliance requirements within the AWS GovCloud environment. * Monitor infrastructure capacity, performance, availability, and operational health. * Develop and maintain technical documentation, operational procedures, and troubleshooting runbooks. * Coordinate with VA platform teams, AWS engineering teams, application teams, and other technical stakeholders. * Support the transition from legacy on-premises in
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