Infrastructure Engineer

L.V. Enterprises; Herndon (VA); On-site; USD 100,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

L.V. Enterprises in Herndon, VA is seeking a mid-level Infrastructure Engineer to help move complex applications from development into production and build reliable deployment pipelines.

You’ll work hands-on with Kubernetes, Helm, Docker, CI/CD, and observability, shaping deployment, monitoring, and maintenance across cloud and on‑prem environments. The role requires a Bachelor’s degree and hands-on experience with containerized workloads, plus knowledge of Java, Rust, or TypeScript/React and

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in computer science, mathematics, physics, applied mathematics, or a related field.
• Hands-on experience with Kubernetes, Helm, and Docker.
• Solid understanding of software deployment lifecycles across cloud platforms and on-premises hardware.
• Software development experience in Java, Rust, or TypeScript/React.
• Familiarity with full-stack web application development.
• Strong troubleshooting skills and collaboration across technical disciplines.
• Keycloak or comparable authentication systems.
• Grafana, Loki, Alloy, or similar monitoring and logging tools.
• Integrating software with external systems and services.

Responsibilities

• Build and improve release pipelines that move code into cloud, on-premises, and deployed environments.
• Deploy and manage containerized applications using Kubernetes, Helm, and Docker.
• Make production behavior easier to understand through monitoring, logging, and actionable insights.
• Respond to incidents and troubleshoot issues to restore service and improve reliability.
• Connect applications with external systems and services, working through integration challenges.
• Collaborate with engineers, researchers, and end users to turn technical needs into dependable operational solutions.

Skills

Kubernetes

Helm

Docker

CI/CD

Observability

Java

Rust

TypeScript

React

Full-stack web

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Tools

Keycloak

Grafana

Loki

Alloy

Job description

You know that shipping software takes more than a successful build. It takes dependable deployment pipelines, well-managed infrastructure, and visibility into what happens once an application is running.

We’re looking for a mid-level Infrastructure Engineer who enjoys making those pieces work together. You’ll help teams move complex applications from development into production—and build the infrastructure and practices that keep them running reliably.

Expect hands‑on work with Kubernetes, Helm, Docker, CI/CD, and observability, along with the opportunity to influence how software is deployed, monitored, and maintained across cloud and on‑premises environments.

What you’ll do:

• Build and improve release pipelines that move code into cloud, on‑premises, and deployed environments.
• Deploy and manage containerized applications using Kubernetes, Helm, and Docker.
• Make production behavior easier to understand through monitoring, logging, and actionable insights.
• Respond to incidents and troubleshoot issues to restore service and improve reliability.
• Connect applications with external systems and services, working through integration challenges.
• Collaborate with engineers, researchers, and end users to turn technical needs into dependable operational solutions.

What you’ll bring:

• Bachelor’s degree in computer science, mathematics, physics, applied mathematics, or a related field.
• Hands‑on experience with Kubernetes, Helm, and Docker.
• A solid understanding of software deployment lifecycles across cloud platforms and on‑premises hardware.
• Software development experience in Java, Rust, or TypeScript/React.
• Familiarity with full‑stack web application development.
• Strong troubleshooting skills and the ability to collaborate across technical disciplines.
• Keycloak or comparable authentication systems.
• Grafana, Loki, Alloy, or similar monitoring and logging tools.
• Integrating software with external systems and services.

Why this role:

Your work will directly shape how the team ships and supports production software. You’ll have room to improve deployment workflows, investigate difficult problems, and build infrastructure that makes releases more predictable and systems easier to operate.