Lead Cloud Infrastructure Engineer (Multiple openings) in Charlotte, NC.

U.S. Bank National Association•Charlotte, NC

4h•$138,840 - $150,000

About The Position

U.S. Bank is hiring multiple full-time Lead Cloud Infrastructure Engineers in Charlotte, North Carolina. The role designs, provisions, secures, monitors, and manages cloud infrastructure on AWS, while supporting reliable software delivery and collaboration across development and operations teams. The position also covers containerized application deployment, backup and disaster recovery, cost optimization, documentation, and knowledge sharing.

Requirements

Master’s degree or equivalent in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Information Technology, or IT Management.
At least 3 years of cloud infrastructure engineering experience.
At least 36 months of experience designing and implementing AWS CloudFormation or Terraform scripts for infrastructure provisioning and management.
At least 36 months of experience establishing and maintaining CI/CD pipelines using tools such as Jenkins or AWS CodePipeline.
At least 36 months of experience managing AWS resource configuration using tools such as Ansible or Chef.
At least 36 months of experience implementing and managing monitoring solutions such as AWS CloudWatch and setting up logging mechanisms.
At least 36 months of experience implementing security best practices, configuring AWS IAM roles, and ensuring compliance with industry standards and company policies.
Experience may be gained concurrently and before, during, or after the Master’s program.

Responsibilities

Design and implement AWS CloudFormation or Terraform scripts to provision and manage scalable, secure, and efficient infrastructure resources.
Establish and maintain CI/CD pipelines using tools such as Jenkins or AWS CodePipeline to automate deployment, testing, and integration.
Manage AWS resource configurations with tools such as Ansible or Chef to maintain consistency across environments and support scaling.
Implement and manage monitoring solutions such as AWS CloudWatch and logging mechanisms to detect and troubleshoot issues and support system reliability and performance.
Implement security best practices, configure AWS IAM roles, and ensure compliance with industry standards and company policies.
Use Docker and orchestration tools such as Kubernetes to deploy, scale, and manage containerized applications.
Collaborate with development and operations teams to understand project requirements, provide technical expertise, and support effective project execution.
Develop and maintain backup and disaster recovery plans for AWS resources to protect data and minimize downtime.
Optimize AWS resource usage and costs through cost monitoring, instance right-sizing, and cost-effective recommendations.
Create and maintain documentation covering configurations, processes, and best practices, and participate in knowledge-sharing sessions.