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ALU

Cloud, DevOps & Integration Engineer

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About this role

ALU seeks a Cloud, DevOps & Integration Engineer to manage and stabilize its AWS environment, Salesforce platform, and enterprise integrations across multiple systems. You'll own cloud operations, build internal capability through automation and documentation, and reduce reliance on external vendors for routine support.

What you'll do

  • Manage production and non-production AWS environments (EC2, RDS, S3, Lambda, VPC, IAM, CloudWatch) and resolve operational issues
  • Monitor infrastructure health, performance, availability and costs; implement security reviews and disaster recovery improvements
  • Own operational support and troubleshooting of integrations between Salesforce, AWS, learning platforms, databases and enterprise applications
  • Manage Salesforce deployments across environments using Git-based version control and CI/CD pipelines
  • Build monitoring, logging, alerting and failure-handling mechanisms; investigate and resolve silent failures and data transfer issues
  • Document architectures, runbooks and recovery procedures; participate in incident management and root-cause analysis

What they're looking for

  • AWS services (EC2, RDS, S3, Lambda, VPC, IAM, CloudWatch, AppFlow, ElastiCache)
  • Salesforce DevOps and CLI tools
  • CI/CD pipeline development and management
  • Infrastructure as Code and scripting (Python, Bash, etc.)
  • API troubleshooting and authentication mechanisms
  • Git version control and release engineering
  • Monitoring, logging and alerting systems
  • Integration platforms and data mapping
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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through your experience managing AWS environments in production—what services have you worked with most, and how did you handle critical incidents?
  • Describe a time you inherited poorly documented integrations. How did you reverse-engineer and stabilize them?
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