Role: AWS Cloud Engineer
Location: Remote

AWS Cloud Engineer responsibilities are:

• Prepare specifications and determine operational feasibility including migrating complex, multi-tier applications between Heroku and AWS.
• Write well designed, testable, efficient code as well as designing and deploying dynamically scalable, available, fault-tolerant, and reliable applications on the Cloud
• Prepare software verification plans and quality assurance procedures
• Organize, document, and maintain software functionality along with designing and building automated code deployment systems that simplify development work and make our work more consistent and predictable
• Integrate software components into a fully functional software system using a wide variety of of protocols like REST, SOAP, MQ, TCP/IP, JSON and others
•  Evaluate and deploy software tools, processes, metrics, and cost control strategies
• Provide support and consulting on software systems usage as well as helping development teams with designing, capacity planning and deploying web-scale distributed systems
• Ensure compliance with project plans and industry standards
• Capability to select the appropriate services based on compute, data, or security requirements
• Must have experience and knowledge on CI/CD process and worked on migration methodologies
• Knowing how to implement and control the flow of data, to and from a service provider
• Experience in designing, developing, optimizing and troubleshooting complex data pipelines

AWS Cloud Engineer requirements are:

• Four-year BS degree in Computer Science or similar degree and 5+ years professional experience working in a Cloud Computing Software Engineering position
• Significant experience in developing web applications using at least one popular web framework, such as Django
• Excellent knowledge of Relational Databases and SQL
• Good experience in designing interactive applications and with test-driven development
• Knowledge of Python a plus
• Experience in data engineering is a plus
•  Close familiarity with software engineering tools, software development methodology and release processes