FedRAMP SRE II: GovCloud Ops, 24/7 Rotations

C-Serv; Arlington (VA); Hybrid; USD 96,000 - 124,000; Full time

Job summary

C-Serv is seeking a Site Reliability Engineer II for a FedRAMP Moderate-authorised environment in the Metro DC area. The role requires US citizenship and residence on US soil, with 24/7 rotational shifts and hands-on ownership from day one.

You will monitor, triage, and investigate incidents across AWS and EKS, perform CVE remediation, and drive deployment workflows using GitLab CI/CD, ArgoCD, and Argo Workflows. This position sits in a hybrid, FedRAMP-enabled setting.

Qualifications

• US citizenship and US-soil residency required.
• 3+ years in SRE, DevOps, systems administration, or cloud support.
• Solid Linux administration and bash/python scripting.
• Working knowledge of Kubernetes/EKS and AWS core services including load balancing.

Responsibilities

• Real-time monitoring and first-response triage across AWS (Commercial/GovCloud) and EKS infrastructure.
• Log-level root cause investigation in Kibana and Elasticsearch.
• CVE remediation and STIG hardening within FedRAMP SLA windows.
• Deployment execution and troubleshooting via GitLab CI/CD, ArgoCD, and Argo Workflows.
• Overnight/weekend rotational shifts; availability for non-standard hours.

Skills

Kubernetes / EKS

Linux administration

Bash scripting

Python scripting

AWS core services

Prometheus Grafana

Kibana / Elasticsearch

GitLab CI/CD / ArgoCD

ChatOps via Slack

Tools

Kibana

Elasticsearch

GitLab CI/CD

ArgoCD

Argo Workflows

Prometheus

Grafana

Slack

Job description

C-Serv is seeking a Site Reliability Engineer II for a FedRAMP Moderate-authorised environment in the Metro DC area. The role requires US citizenship and residence on US soil, with 24/7 rotational shifts and hands-on ownership from day one.

You will monitor, triage, and investigate incidents across AWS and EKS, perform CVE remediation, and drive deployment workflows using GitLab CI/CD, ArgoCD, and Argo Workflows. This position sits in a hybrid, FedRAMP-enabled setting.