Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure Engineer: Scale & Automate

Stanfordlivetickets; Redwood City (CA); Hybrid; USD 151,000 - 155,000; Full time

Job summary

Stanford University seeks an accomplished Cloud Infrastructure Engineer to build scalable systems in cloud and on-prem environments. The role focuses on mobility between Hybrid work models, implementing cloud functionality, and migrating processes to cloud with CI/CD and IaC automation.

Responsibilities include developing IaaS/PaaS/SaaS, scripting with Python, Terraform, and managing OCI/AWS resources, ensuring security, cost efficiency, and resilience.

Qualifications

• Cloud infrastructure experience including AWS, GCP, Azure, OCI.
• Extensive Terraform and IaC experience.
• Experience with automated deployment and CI/CD pipelines.
• Unix/Linux administration and scripting in Python or similar.

Responsibilities

• Build and manage IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS in native or hybrid environments.
• Develop automation scripts and provision resources with Terraform.
• Monitor and optimize performance, cost, and security.
• Design connectivity between campus infrastructure and cloud resources.
• Collaborate with development teams for high performance cloud solutions.
• Ensure monitoring coverage and fast incident response.
• Advise on best practices for cloud services lifecycle.

Skills

Cloud infrastructure

AWS

OCI

Terraform

Python

Docker

Kubernetes

CI/CD

Networking

Security

Education

Bachelor's degree and eight years of relevant experience

Tools

Terraform

AWS CLI

Docker

Kubernetes

Jenkins

Git

Puppet

OCI

Job description

Stanford University seeks an accomplished Cloud Infrastructure Engineer to build scalable systems in cloud and on-prem environments. The role focuses on mobility between Hybrid work models, implementing cloud functionality, and migrating processes to cloud with CI/CD and IaC automation.

Responsibilities include developing IaaS/PaaS/SaaS, scripting with Python, Terraform, and managing OCI/AWS resources, ensuring security, cost efficiency, and resilience.