DevOps Engineer (Hybrid)

Unlimited Systems•Cincinnati, OH

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Unlimited Systems authors the category-leading Unlimited Financials practice management system focused on the unique revenue cycle requirements of specialty healthcare providers. Unlimited Systems customers enjoy streamlined business office workflows, reduced claim denial rates, and accelerated and amplified revenue streams. Unlimited Systems is committed to ensuring that specialty healthcare providers thrive in a dynamic reimbursement environment. The Challenge Unlimited Financials operates across a sophisticated cloud-native environment; Azure Kubernetes Service, event-sourced microservices, healthcare integrations, and a growing network of downstream data pipelines. At Unlimited Systems, the DevOps Engineer isn't just keeping servers running; they're protecting the financial health of the providers who depend on Unlimited Financials to get paid. DevOps Engineers bridge the gap between moving fast (shipping features, onboarding customers) and staying safe (security, compliance, reliability). A tension that is sharper in healthcare than in almost any other industry. As the operational backbone of a compliance-heavy environment, DevOps Engineers ensure infrastructure is HIPAA-sound, audit-ready, and resilient enough that a failed deploy or infrastructure event never becomes a provider's cash flow problem. The Position A full-time, hybrid role reporting to our DevOps Manager, our DevOps Engineer will occasionally work from our headquarters in Cincinnati, Ohio. Residency in the state of Ohio or Northern Kentucky is preferred. At Unlimited Systems, you will operate with a sense of weightiness around production incidents and work actively to build systems to prevent them. As a DevOps Engineer, you will own the reliability, security, and delivery infrastructure that keeps the RCM platform running for healthcare providers who depend on it to get paid.

Requirements

4–7 years in a DevOps, Platform Engineering, or Site Reliability role
Prior experience in healthcare, RCM, health-tech, or fintech strongly preferred — someone who already understands what's at stake when systems go down
Hands-on experience with AWS or Azure
Have built or meaningfully owned a CI/CD pipeline (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or similar)
Have working knowledge of HIPAA technical safeguards — encryption, access controls, audit logging — not just awareness that it exists
Have built or maintained a monitoring and alerting stack (Datadog, Grafana, CloudWatch, PagerDuty)
Experience with queue-based architectures (SQS, Kafka, RabbitMQ) relevant to claim and remittance processing pipelines
Experience owning production infrastructure (not just contributed to it)
Can be comfortable writing runbooks and leading an incident response (has been on-call and has the scars to prove it)
Can distinguish signal from noise in a high-alert-volume environment

Nice To Haves

Experience working in a hybrid or multi-cloud environment common in health system integrations
Understands Infrastructure as Code — Terraform or Pulumi; you can write it from scratch, not just modify existing configs
Understands container orchestration — Kubernetes or ECS in production, including autoscaling, health checks, and resource management
Experience with staged rollouts, feature flags, and automated rollback — not just "push to prod"
Understand the difference between deploying fast and deploying safely in a regulated environment
Experience supporting a SOC 2 Type II or HITRUST audit — has pulled evidence, worked with security teams, or hardened infrastructure for a review
Has familiarity with secrets management (Vault, AWS Secrets Manager) and least-privilege IAM practices
Has familiarity with EDI, HL7, FHIR, or API gateway patterns

Responsibilities

Optimizing cloud resources within Azure to ensure product reliability and high-performance experiences for end-users
Managing and analyzing Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) resources to support application availability and scalability
Collaborating with Developers and Software Engineers to design, build, and maintain CI/CD pipelines throughout the development lifecycle
Proactively monitoring and alerting on application performance using Instana and Splunk, identifying and addressing issues before they impact end-users
Authoring and maintaining Infrastructure as Code (IaC) scripts using tools such as Azure Bicep and Terraform to ensure repeatable, accurate, and consistent resource deployments across subscriptions
Leveraging AI tooling (Claude) to improve operational efficiencies and automate standard DevOps practices
Troubleshooting and resolving errors and issues that arise throughout the development and production lifecycle
Documenting best practices, procedures, and runbooks to ensure operational consistency and knowledge continuity across the team
Managing DNS configuration and SSL certificate lifecycle across environments
Managing Web Application Firewall (WAF) policies and associated rules to protect application endpoints
Applying security best practices across Azure resources including RBAC, managed identities, Key Vault integration, and network segmentation
Supporting audit readiness and compliance requirements relevant to healthcare environments, including HIPAA-adjacent controls
Demonstrating a strong understanding of networking concepts including VNets, subnets, peering, routing, and NSGs to support a secure and well-architected Azure environment
Deploying and configuring Azure Virtual Machines to support ad-hoc infrastructure needs across the organization