Cloud Engineer

Booz Allen Hamilton•Annapolis Junction, MD
•$99,000 - $225,000•Onsite

About The Position

Manage, administer, support, and enhance cloud environments, ensuring continuous improvement and rapid problem resolution. Apply advanced skills, extensive technical expertise, and full industry knowledge. Develop innovative solutions to complex problems. Work without considerable direction. Mentor and supervise team members.

Requirements

  • 5+ years of experience with Amazon Web Services (AWS)
  • Experience as a Systems Engineer, DevOps Engineer, or Systems Administrator
  • Experience with Cloud development, migration, or implementation
  • Experience working with Kubernetes, AWS, or Docker
  • Top Secret clearance
  • HS diploma or GED

Nice To Haves

  • Experience with Identity Authentication and Authorization, including Keycloak, Single-Sign-On, SAML, or OpenID
  • Experience with Advanced Networking design and troubleshooting, including DNS, Routing, or Subnetting
  • Experience creating or optimizing deployment or support processes for Cloud-based environments on multiple security domains
  • Experience creating scripts in SQL and Python to automate tasks
  • Ability to collaborate with Cloud and DevOps engineers to solve technical and design problems
  • TS/SCI clearance
  • AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate or AWS Certified Developer - Associate Certification

Responsibilities

  • Manage, administer, support, and enhance cloud environments
  • Ensure continuous improvement and rapid problem resolution
  • Apply advanced skills, extensive technical expertise, and full industry knowledge
  • Develop innovative solutions to complex problems
  • Work without considerable direction
  • Mentor and supervise team members

Benefits

  • health
  • life
  • disability
  • financial
  • retirement benefits
  • paid leave
  • professional development
  • tuition assistance
  • work-life programs
  • dependent care
  • recognition awards program
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