FedRAMP Cloud Security & DevSecOps Engineer

Epsilon ASI; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Epsilon ASI is seeking a Cloud Security / DevSecOps Engineer to strengthen security, compliance, and reliability in a FedRAMP-ready AWS environment.

You will work hands-on with cloud infrastructure, security automation, vulnerability remediation, and compliance, shaping security across the software development lifecycle and operating at scale. Growth toward leadership roles is a stated path.

Qualifications

• Strong experience with Go (Golang) and security-focused development.
• Hands-on practice building and maintaining CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions).
• Deep familiarity with AWS and Terraform infrastructure as code.
• Experience securing cloud workloads and containerized environments with NIST controls.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and improve FedRAMP compliance within an AWS environment.
• Manage infrastructure with Terraform and IaC best practices.
• Identify and remediate vulnerabilities in Go apps and containerized services.
• Address cloud misconfigurations and enforce security across CI/CD pipelines.
• Review systems against NIST security guidelines and controls.
• Develop and maintain CI/CD automation using GitHub Actions.
• Collaborate with engineering to embed security in the SDLC.
• Monitor for vulnerabilities and compliance gaps; implement repeatable security processes.
• Contribute to architectural decisions as the organization scales.

Skills

Go (Golang)

Security mindset

DevSecOps

Team collaboration

Tools

Terraform

GitHub Actions

AWS

Kubernetes

Rust (plus)

Job description

Epsilon ASI is seeking a Cloud Security / DevSecOps Engineer to strengthen security, compliance, and reliability in a FedRAMP-ready AWS environment.

You will work hands-on with cloud infrastructure, security automation, vulnerability remediation, and compliance, shaping security across the software development lifecycle and operating at scale. Growth toward leadership roles is a stated path.