Strategic Cloud Engineer

Intersources Inc.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA, United States

6 days ago

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Role details

Contract type

Permanent contract

Employment type

Full-time (> 32 hours)

Experience level

Expert

Compensation

$26,000.0

Working hours

Regular working hours

Job source

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Tech stack

Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) Cloud Computing Cloud Engineering Software Debugging Identity and Access Management Systems Integration Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Backend Legacy Systems

Requirements

Hands-on senior engineer (actively coding in production)
Cloud Professional Services-level engineer (customer-facing)
Strong in GCP cloud foundations (IAM, VPC, compute, storage)
Built production GenAI / RAG / agent systems
Comfortable deploying into enterprise environments
Willing to travel up to 50%
Strong Python backend experience (APIs, async, integrations)
Able to debug live systems independently
Experience migrating legacy systems (DialogFlow / CCAI is a plus)
Resilient under customer pressure

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