The State of Arizona’s Arizona State Retirement System (ASRS) is seeking an experienced AWS Cloud Operations Engineer to support cloud infrastructure, automation, system administration, and operational reliability. This is a six-month contract-to-hire position with potential conversion to a permanent State employee, based on performance and business needs. Candidates must be eligible to convert to permanent State employment, and visa sponsorship is not available. Arizona residency is required, or candidates must be willing to relocate. The position is hybrid in Phoenix, Arizona, with an initial onsite requirement on the first day and subsequent onsite attendance described as once per quarter and as needed for business requirements. The source also describes monthly in-office attendance; the final onsite schedule should be confirmed with the client. Standard hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM, for 40 hours per week, with occasional after-hours maintenance or operational changes. The role involves building, automating, securing, and maintaining AWS cloud environments; administering Windows and Linux servers; and using scripting, Infrastructure as Code, source control, and DevOps workflows. The engineer will collaborate with enterprise architects, monitor and troubleshoot infrastructure and application environments, optimize cloud costs, and use AI tools and Large Language Models to improve operational workflows. An enterprise background investigation is required. HireRight background checks and Global ID facial biometrics are used. During the contract phase, benefits are managed by the staffing agency. Upon conversion, employees may qualify for State of Arizona benefits, including health, dental, vision, and life insurance, as well as the ASRS Defined Benefit Pension Plan. The client seeks candidates interested in a long-term public-service career.
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