DevSecOps Engineer - Cloud Infrastructure (8-10 yrs)

Position Objective :

This role is integral to our mission of improving healthcare through innovative technology solutions, focusing on cloud solutions, automation, and IoT in healthcare settings. Reducing infrastructure cost. Security, scalability visibility of infrastructure and applications.

Responsibilities :

1. Integrate Security Features : Embed security practices throughout the development process, ensuring that security is not an afterthought but an integral part of every stage

2. Threat Monitoring : Continuously monitor threats and vulnerabilities, responding promptly to security incidents

3. Collaborate with Development and Operations Teams : Work closely with developers, system administrators, and other stakeholders to align security tasks, such as code analysis, testing and deployment goals

4. Automate Security Processes : Leverage automation tools to streamline security tasks, such as code analysis, testing, and deployment

5. Develop and maintain sophisticated deployment and infrastructure for RTLS solutions

6. Manage and optimize AWS services, focusing on specific resources for high availability and disaster recovery

7. Architect, develop, plan, maintain, and manage infrastructure and Configuration Management system for our secure environment

8. Expertise in infrastructure-as-code, Cloud Formation or Terraform

9. Experience with AWS services (ECS, EC2, RDS, VPC, Route 53, Lambda, S3, Load Balancer, IoT Core etc.), with emphasis on redundancy, high availability, and disaster recovery

10. Strong Bash Scripting, or Powershell knowledge

11. Strong skills in automation and resource management

12. Proficiency in Git/ experience with BitBucket Pipelines or similar tools to build application containers using dockers

13. Expertise with one of the Observalibility tools like Data Dog, Splunk, ELK, etc.

14. Focus on Cost Optimization and efficient use of Cloud Infrastructure

15. Experience with Monitoring software systems to ensure reliability, performance, and availability