Software Engineering - Cloud Platform Engineer

Indotronix International CorporationHartford, CT
Hybrid

About The Position

Join a forward-thinking team as a Cloud Platform Engineer, where you will play a pivotal role in designing and supporting scalable cloud environments while leveraging AI and automation to drive operational excellence. This hybrid position offers the flexibility of remote work combined with on-site collaboration in Hartford, providing a dynamic and supportive work environment. If you are passionate about cloud technologies, AI innovation, and DevOps best practices, this is your chance to accelerate your career in a high-impact engineering role.

Requirements

  • 2-4 years in Cloud Engineering, DevOps, or SRE roles
  • Proficient in AWS and cloud-based architectures
  • Hands-on experience with Generative/Agentic AI solutions
  • Strong background in CI/CD (GitHub, Jenkins)
  • Expertise in Terraform and IaC methodologies
  • Advanced proficiency in Python or scripting languages
  • Solid understanding of observability and automation in cloud environments
  • Undergraduate degree in a relevant field

Nice To Haves

  • Experience with Kubernetes/EKS
  • Background in large-scale infrastructure management

Responsibilities

  • Design, build, and maintain large-scale cloud solutions using AWS
  • Develop and deploy AI/GenAI and Agentic AI applications for engineering and operational enhancements
  • Create and optimize CI/CD pipelines; automate deployment workflows
  • Manage infrastructure through Terraform and Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
  • Champion SRE practices with a focus on reliability, monitoring, observability, and incident response
  • Automate repetitive tasks via Python/scripting and AI-driven approaches

Benefits

  • Career growth in cutting-edge AI and cloud engineering
  • Hybrid work environment with local team collaboration
  • Exposure to advanced technologies and innovative projects
  • Opportunities for contract extension
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