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Coalfire

Cloud Engineer - FedRAMP

United States (Remote)$89k–$149kregular full timemidAdded 2 days ago

About this role

Coalfire seeks a Cloud Engineer with FedRAMP expertise to help government and enterprise clients strengthen their cloud security posture. You'll design, deploy, and manage compliant cloud infrastructures while advising clients on cybersecurity best practices in highly regulated environments.

What you'll do

  • Design and deploy cloud architectures meeting FedRAMP compliance standards
  • Conduct cloud security assessments and recommend remediation strategies
  • Manage and optimize cloud infrastructure for government and enterprise clients
  • Document compliance controls and audit trails for federal requirements
  • Collaborate with clients to implement security automation and infrastructure-as-code
  • Provide technical guidance on cloud security frameworks and best practices

What they're looking for

  • FedRAMP compliance and NIST standards knowledge
  • Cloud platforms (AWS GovCloud, Azure Government, or equivalent)
  • Infrastructure-as-code and automation (Terraform, CloudFormation)
  • Network security and cloud architecture design
  • Security assessment and penetration testing
  • CI/CD pipeline implementation
  • Linux/Windows system administration
  • Documentation and regulatory compliance writing
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Coalfire

Coalfire helps organizations address complex cybersecurity challenges through security engineering and threat detection expertise. The company is hiring Security Engineers with Splunk specialization to advise clients on log management, security analytics, and incident response.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience with FedRAMP authorization processes and the specific controls you've implemented
  • How do you approach designing cloud architectures that balance security compliance with operational efficiency?