Sobre este puesto de Lead DevOps Engineer en EverOps
Lead DevOps Engineer (Remote)
Overview
Some of the world’s most innovative global software and technology companies struggle to find engineering partners capable of stepping into complex environments and immediately driving meaningful outcomes. These teams need more than additional hands—they need senior engineers who can quickly understand an environment, identify the path forward, and execute without constant direction.
Enter EverOps – the premier Embedded Service Provider. We partner directly with customer engineering teams to assess and address mission-critical infrastructure, cloud, and delivery challenges.
The Challenge
EverOps is looking for a Lead DevOps Engineer with deep AWS infrastructure experience and unusually strong networking expertise to support a complex cloud migration and modernization initiative within a high-transaction payments environment.
You’ll be joining an active migration already in motion, where timelines are compressed, dependencies are not always fully documented, and the environment spans legacy infrastructure, AWS, application platforms, databases, networking, and production operations.
This role requires someone who can get productive quickly, work through ambiguity, and independently turn broad objectives into executable technical work.
The Mission
As a Lead DevOps Engineer, you will join our U.S.-Based Virtual Operating Center and embed directly with a customer engineering team.
Your immediate priority will be providing hands-on engineering leadership and execution for an active migration from legacy hosted infrastructure into AWS. You’ll troubleshoot migration blockers, assess network and infrastructure dependencies, build cloud infrastructure, and help move production workloads safely.
As the immediate migration effort stabilizes, your focus will expand into modernizing legacy CentOS workloads, building the supporting deployment and observability platform, and implementing AWS-based disaster recovery for a business-critical payments platform.
This is a highly autonomous role. You will be expected to identify what needs to happen, define technical deliverables, communicate risks and dependencies clearly, and drive work through completion without requiring step-by-step direction.
What You’ll Do
Cloud Migration: Provide hands-on engineering support for the migration of production workloads from legacy hosted infrastructure into AWS.
Network Engineering: Diagnose and resolve complex connectivity, routing, DNS, firewall, VPN, load-balancing, security-group, and hybrid-networking issues impacting migrations and production systems.
Migration Planning: Assess undocumented or partially documented environments, identify dependencies and blockers, and translate findings into practical migration plans and technical workstreams.
AWS Infrastructure: Design, build, troubleshoot, and improve production AWS environments using modern infrastructure-as-code practices.
Legacy Modernization: Help retire legacy CentOS 7 systems and migrate applications onto a modern, supportable platform.
Platform Engineering: Implement and improve CI/CD, monitoring, observability, secrets management, configuration management, and deployment automation.
Disaster Recovery: Design and implement AWS-based disaster recovery capabilities, including infrastructure, replication dependencies, recovery procedures, and operational runbooks.
Production Cutovers: Support migration rehearsals, rollback planning, production cutovers, validation, and post-migration stabilization.
Technical Ownership: Independently define and execute technical deliverables, surface risks early, and drive issues to resolution.
Documentation: Produce useful architecture documentation, migration plans, operational runbooks, dependency maps, and knowledge-transfer materials.
Technical Leadership: Serve as a senior technical partner to customer engineers and EverOps team members, providing direction when ambiguity or complex infrastructure decisions arise.
You Have
Experience: 7+ years of professional experience in DevOps, Cloud Engineering, SRE, Infrastructure Engineering, or a related discipline, with significant production AWS experience.
AWS Expertise: Deep hands-on experience designing, operating, troubleshooting, and migrating production workloads in AWS.
Networking Depth: Strong knowledge of TCP/IP, routing, subnetting, DNS, NAT, firewalls, VPNs, proxies, load balancers, security groups, network ACLs, and AWS networking services.
AWS Networking: Production experience with VPC architecture, Transit Gateway, Route 53, ALB/NLB, PrivateLink/VPC endpoints, VPN connectivity, and multi-account or hybrid-network environments.
Migration Experience: Proven experience executing data-center, hosted-infrastructure, lift-and-shift, re-platforming, or cloud-modernization migrations involving live production workloads.
Infrastructure as Code: Advanced proficiency with Terraform and experience managing production infrastructure through version-controlled IaC.
Linux: Strong Linux systems administration and troubleshooting skills, including experience with legacy environments and operating-system modernization.
Containers: Production experience with Docker and container orchestration platforms such as ECS, EKS, or Kubernetes.
CI/CD: Experience designing and operating modern CI/CD pipelines using tools such as GitHub Actions, Jenkins, Argo CD, or similar platforms.
Observability: Experience implementing and troubleshooting monitoring, logging, metrics, and alerting platforms such as Datadog, Prometheus, Grafana, or comparable tooling.
Automation: Strong scripting ability using Python, Bash, or similar languages to automate infrastructure and operational workflows.
Production Operations: Experience supporting business-critical production environments where uptime, change control, and careful migration planning matter.
Autonomy: Demonstrated ability to enter an unfamiliar environment, independently identify priorities, define a path forward, and execute with minimal supervision.
Communication: Ability to clearly explain technical risks, dependencies, tradeoffs, and recommendations to both engineers and technical leadership.
Extra Awesome
Fintech / Payments: Experience working in payments, financial services, banking, or another highly regulated, high-transaction environment.
Rackspace / Hosted Infrastructure: Experience migrating workloads out of Rackspace or similar managed hosting / colocation environments.
Migration Leadership: Experience owning end-to-end infrastructure migrations, including discovery, dependency mapping, rehearsal, cutover, rollback, and stabilization.
Disaster Recovery: Hands-on experience designing and implementing AWS DR environments, replication strategies, recovery runbooks, and RTO/RPO objectives.
Database Infrastructure: Familiarity with infrastructure supporting Aurora/MySQL, PostgreSQL, Cassandra, or other distributed data platforms.
Security: Experience operating within environments involving PCI, SOC 2, or similar security and compliance requirements.
GitOps: Experience with GitOps and pull-request-driven infrastructure workflows using tools such as Atlantis, Terraform Cloud/Enterprise, Scalr, or Argo CD.
Platform Engineering: Experience building internal platforms that standardize deployment, observability, secrets management, and infrastructure consumption.
Certifications: AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Professional, AWS Certified Advanced Networking – Specialty, CKA, or similar advanced certifications.
Benefits
100% Remote Workplace: We’ve been remote since Day 1!
Unlimited Paid Time Off.
Equity: Become a true owner of the company.
401K with company contribution and sponsored healthcare.
Professional Growth: Access to training and certification programs to accelerate your career.