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SecureLogix in the United States (remote) is seeking a CloudOps Engineer to own provisioning and maintenance of production AWS environments, optimize spend, and keep services running for customers.
You will join our DevOps team, design and deploy applications in AWS, and coordinate with offshore engineers to move projects forward.
If you enjoy streamlining AWS accounts, cost-saving automation, and clear communication, this is the right role for you.
SecureLogix is a leading provider of solutions that enhance enterprise call security and trust. Our platform unifies call authentication and protection, ensuring the prevention of inbound voice threats, including spoofing, robocalls, TDoS, and fraud. We specialize in safeguarding outbound communication reputation, enriching customer interaction through call branding, and verifying inbound calls to ensure only trusted connections. Our carrier-agnostic solutions are built to support TDM, VoIP, and cloud environments, securing every call for maximum reliability and protection.
This isn't your typical CloudOps Engineer role. You'll be at the center of our AWS infrastructure—provisioning and maintaining production environments, optimizing spend, and helping keep services running for our customers. Working as part of our DevOps team, you'll provide technical guidance on designing and deploying applications and services in AWS, and you'll help coordinate work with our offshore engineers to keep projects moving forward. If you've ever spent a Saturday morning happily tidying up AWS accounts or writing cost-saving automation scripts, you'll feel right at home here.
This position requires U.S. citizenship or permanent resident status (green card). Visa sponsorship or transfer is not available for this role. You must be authorized to work in the U.S. on a full-time basis without employer sponsorship now or in the future.
This is a full-time, remote position (must be based in the U.S.). On-call rotation covers weekdays and weekends for AWS production resources.