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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Remote DevOps Engineer (Pulumi) - **Company:** Insight Global - **Location:** Franklin, TN, United States - **Experience:** Expert - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Amazon Web Services, Amazon Cloudfront, Amazon S3, Unit Testing, Cloud Computing, Continuous Integration, DevOps, Identity and Access Management, Key Management, OpenID, Next.js, TypeScript, Pulumi, Delivery Pipeline, Software Security, Gitlab-ci, AWS Fargate, Functional Programming, Api Gateway, Static Application Security Testing - **Published:** August 4, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.juju.com/job/00000000glosbt ## About the Role 5+ years in DevOps, platform, or cloud infrastructure engineering * Hands-on Pulumi experience building and operating production infrastructure (component resources, stack config, multi-stack/multi-account patterns) * Strong TypeScript - this is the language our IaC is written in today * Deep AWS experience across compute and deployment services: ECS/Fargate, Lambda, API Gateway, IAM, ECR, S3, CloudFront * Proven experience designing and shipping CI/CD pipelines (build, artifact management, automated deploy, rollback) * Solid grasp of secure deployment practices: OIDC-based cloud auth, crossaccount IAM roles, secrets management, least-privilege access * Comfortable owning a migration end-to-end, from design through team-by team rollout ## Description We're looking for a senior DevOps/platform engineer to accelerate and modernize how we ship infrastructure. Today our infrastructure-as-code runs on Pulumi (TypeScript) across a multi-account AWS estate, with promotion still largely manual. We're moving to a true trunk-based CI/CD model: developers work in short-lived branches, every merge to master automatically deploys to production, and each merge request gets its own ephemeral preview environment before it lands. This person will lead that migration hands-on. This is a hands-on engineering role, not an advisory one. The right candidate has deep Pulumi and TypeScript experience, strong AWS fundamentals, and a track record of building production CI/CD pipelines at scale. Day to Day: Modernize the deployment pipeline. Move build-and-deploy from clickops to full automated CI/CD, adding pre-merge checks (lint, unit tests, SAST, feature-flag validation) in GitLab CI. * Build a reusable pipeline platform. Partner with the DevOps team to design a GitLab CI setup that combines Pulumi with complementary components into a reusable foundation - so onboarding a new service or project becomes a single, repeatable invocation rather than bespoke wiring each time. * Establish true CI/CD patterns. Branch-driven automated deploys, immutable SHA-keyed artifacts, ECS rolling deployments with automatic rollback, and ephemeral per-MR environments (Pulumi Review Stacks). * Support diverse deployment targets. 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