Rocket Money · 7 hours ago

Infrastructure Engineer, Cloud Architecture

United States

Full-time

Remote

Mid Level

$115K/yr - $175K/yr

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Responsibilities

Developing reusable modules via infrastructure-as-code to be consumed across the entire engineering team

Working with the engineering team to understand pain-points & maintaining the backlog to address issues with the platform

Maintaining & enhancing our continuous delivery tools to minimize time from development to production, while ensuring our services remain highly-available

Proactively identifying trends via monitoring & alerting systems, performing root-cause analysis to isolate and resolve issues

Helping define the roadmap for the future of Cloud Architecture at Rocket Money

Qualification

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Containerized developer platformsInfrastructure as CodeCloud architecture certificationTerraformECSKubernetesDockerAutomation frameworksProgramming languages

Required

You have a passion for containerized developer platforms (such as ECS or Kubernetes), and have a background in containers (ECS and Docker experience is a plus!)

You're familiar with the principles of 'Infrastructure as Code' (Terraform experience is a plus!), having used it to deploy resources to multiple environments.

You have obtained a cloud architecture certificate (such as AWS Associate or GCP Associate)

You thrive on continuous learning, whether it’s a new automation framework or a programming language.

You view copy-paste when programming as an anti-pattern, and look to modularize code so it’s available for future-use.

You shy away from manual work/processes and try to automate things whenever possible. Doubly so if it enables others to be more productive in their daily work.