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Defense Unicorns

Platform Engineer - Army

Remote, United States (Remote)midAdded 2 days ago

About this role

A government contractor seeks a Platform Engineer to design, deploy, and manage Kubernetes-based Unified Data Services (UDS) environments across hybrid cloud infrastructures for defense and federal customers. The role combines hands-on platform engineering with customer-facing technical support, training, and process optimization.

What you'll do

  • Deploy and manage UDS environments across AWS EKS, Azure AKS, and on-premises Kubernetes clusters
  • Build and maintain custom UDS packages and application-specific modules for streamlined customer deployments
  • Develop Infrastructure-as-Code modules using Terraform or OpenTofu for environment provisioning and configuration
  • Provide primary technical support to customers, including architecture guidance, troubleshooting, and production issue resolution
  • Create and deliver technical training content for customers covering platform features and deployment best practices
  • Gather customer feedback and operational data to identify improvements and drive process optimization

What they're looking for

  • Kubernetes, Helm, and containerized application management
  • AWS EKS and Azure AKS deployment and operations
  • Infrastructure-as-Code (Terraform, OpenTofu)
  • DevOps/DevSecOps and CI/CD pipelines (GitLab or GitHub)
  • Hybrid cloud architecture including networking, RBAC, and storage
  • Customer-facing technical communication and support
  • Data analysis and interpretation for decision-making
  • GitOps practices

Benefits

  • Salary range: $123,250 - $166,750
  • Remote work location in the United States
  • Travel budget for on-site customer engagement (10-25% expected)
  • Opportunity to work with mission-driven defense and federal customers
  • Dynamic team environment focused on innovation and continuous improvement
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