Federal - DevOps Engineer

The DevOps Engineer will be responsible for designing and implementing DevOps for a large-scale national security system. The DevOps implementation includes Agile Lifecycle Management, Build Automation, Deployment Automation, Continuous Integration, Test Automation, Security Analysis Automation, Static Code Analysis, Repository Management, and Infrastructure as Code. Initial activities will focus primarily on the infrastructure as code.

• 2+ years’ experience using Terraform.
• 2+ years’ experience with any of the following technologies: Chef, Jenkins, Vault, Consul, Git, CI/CD, Containers, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, OpenLDAP, BIND, Kea, VMware vSphere
• 3+ years’ experience on Tech Arch or Operation Engineering team
• 2+ years’ experience delivering infrastructure as code.

Bonus points if you have:

• Experience with Inspec, Selenium, VMware, IBM WebSphere Application Server Liberty Profile, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Containers, OpenIAM, CheckMK

California: $95,600 - $174,200

Colorado: $95,600 - $150,500

New York City: $110,700 - $174,200

Washington: $101,900 - $160,400

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