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Redhorse

DevOps Engineer

Huntsville, AL$140k–$165kfull-timemidAdded yesterday

About this role

Redhorse Corporation seeks a DevOps Engineer in Huntsville, AL to design and maintain secure infrastructure for national security applications. You'll manage the full lifecycle of DevSecOps tools, handle complex interoperability challenges, and implement rigorous patching and certification processes to enable mission-critical software development and deployment.

What you'll do

  • Design, secure, and maintain infrastructure supporting national security applications
  • Manage the full lifecycle of DevSecOps tools and processes
  • Address complex interoperability issues across systems and platforms
  • Implement and oversee rigorous patching and certification workflows
  • Ensure operating systems and database packages meet security and efficiency standards
  • Enable government partners to develop and deploy software rapidly while maintaining security

What they're looking for

  • DevSecOps practices and tools
  • Infrastructure design and management
  • Operating system administration
  • Database package management
  • Patching and certification processes
  • Security hardening and compliance
  • Interoperability troubleshooting
  • Mission-critical systems experience
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Redhorse

Redhorse builds data analytics platforms and modernized software systems for U.S. government agencies, including graph-based intelligence platforms and legacy system transformations. The company is hiring full-stack engineers, data engineers, UI developers, and systems engineers to develop mission-critical applications that improve government data management, security, and operational efficiency.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience designing and maintaining DevSecOps infrastructure for high-security environments.
  • How have you handled complex interoperability issues between different systems or platforms?