Cloud Devsecops Engineer Iv

Cloud DevSecOps Engineer IV
Charlotte, Atlanta, Birmingham  
7-month contract
Pay Range $85.00-90.00/hr.

Our client needs a Cloud DevSecOps Engineer (Level 4) to join our delivery team on a seven-month contract. The role will help design, build, and maintain CI/CD pipelines supporting a sophisticated backend platform in AWS.
The position is primarily remote, though candidates based in Charlotte (preferred), Atlanta, or Birmingham are ideal for occasional in-person collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Create and maintain continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines
• Work closely with a high-performing delivery team to model and document build/deployment processes
• Manage automated build, package, and deployment workflows
• Diagnose and proactively resolve issues by analyzing telemetry, dashboards, and observability platforms
• Promote a culture of ownership — “if we put it in production, we own it” — including participating in on-call support rotations
• Foster strong collaboration across development, testing, and operations teams
• Assurance to enable the organization to move to the cloud using complete automation
• Acts as a resource for colleagues with less experience

Required Skills

• High School Diploma or GED and ten (10) years of related post-secondary education and/or experience in Information Security or Information Technology
• Six (6) years of relevant DevSecOps experience
• AWS DevOps certification or Azure DevOps certification
• AWS (primary cloud provider – no Azure, no GCP)
• Terraform (infrastructure as code)
• GitHub – including GitHub Actions
• Artifactory – build and package repository
• Harness – preferred for continuous delivery, but not required
• Additional familiarity with observability and monitoring tools is a strong plus.
• Experience balancing both enterprise-scale environments (where control and governance are key) and smaller, fast-moving teams (where urgency and agility drive delivery)

Bonus Skills

• Harness
• No banking experience required — helpful only for context around regulated, slower-moving environments