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AWS Site Reliability Engineer

Contract – 6‑12‑month (possible extension)

Location: 100% Remote (Los Angeles, CA client)

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Job Description

AWS Site Reliability Engineer, under supervision of Global IT Infrastructure Manager, focuses on day‑to‑day monitoring and maintaining cloud environments, implementing monitoring and alerting systems to meet service level agreements.

Responsibilities
  • Monitor all cloud environments and implement monitoring and alerting systems
  • Contribute to the implementation and delivery of end‑to‑end automation platform for CI/CD
  • Design, build, deploy, and operate cloud infrastructure and CI/CD services at scale
  • Troubleshoot issues ranging from code problems to network packet loss
  • Adhere to software development best practices and operational excellence
  • Collaborate across organizational boundaries to deliver developer and platform capabilities
Qualifications
  • 3+ years professional Site Reliability experience operating microservices at scale
  • 2+ years hands‑on AWS experience deploying, supporting, managing applications
  • Experience with Docker, Kubernetes, and in particular EKS
  • Extensive use of automation and configuration management tools such as Ansible or Chef
  • Strong development experience in Java, Python, or Go
  • Experience with continuous integration and delivery tools like Jenkins, Spinnaker, or similar
  • Strong customer focus and excellent communication skills
  • AWS Experience REQUIRED
Benefits
  • Medical Insurance & Health Savings Account (HSA)
  • 401(k) retirement plan
Legal & Compliance

Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the U.S. on a full‑time basis now and in the future.

Motion Recruitment provides IT Staffing Solutions (Contract, Contract‑to‑Hire, and Direct Hire). All positions conform to equal opportunity employment statements.

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