Lead DevOps Engineer - Cloud-Native Platform & Automation

Taketwo; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical (HSA & FSA)

Dental

Vision

401(k) with company match

Employee stock purchase plan

Commuter benefits

Wellness program

Learning & development opportunities

Charitable giving platform with match

Fitness allowance

Job summary

Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. in Austin, TX is seeking a Lead DevOps Engineer to design, automate, and optimize scalable, secure cloud infrastructure across AWS/GCP, drive CI/CD, and mentor engineers.

You will define technical standards, author Technical Design Documents (TDDs) and RFCs, promote best practices, and build reusable libraries and SDKs to empower global teams in a multi‑studio environment.

Qualifications

• Experience leading enterprise‑level platform initiatives with multi‑disciplined teams.
• Proficiency in Python or Node.js and modern app frameworks; strong API experience.
• Excellent documentation and ability to advocate technical best practices to engineers and executives.

Responsibilities

• Design and maintain cloud‑native infrastructure (AWS/GCP) and CI/CD pipelines powering our applications and services.
• Author and propose Technical Design Documents (TDDs) and RFCs to build consensus on architectural decisions.
• Establish Golden Paths for workspace and AI administration, app governance, and data security across a multi‑studio environment.
• Create reusable libraries, modular workflows, and SDKs to empower internal teams.
• Lead migration from legacy tool integrations to modern, event‑driven architectures.

Skills

Python

Node.js

APIs

Serverless

Terraform

Pulumi

Cloud architecture

Technical leadership

Tools

Terraform

Pulumi

Job description

Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. in Austin, TX is seeking a Lead DevOps Engineer to design, automate, and optimize scalable, secure cloud infrastructure across AWS/GCP, drive CI/CD, and mentor engineers.

You will define technical standards, author Technical Design Documents (TDDs) and RFCs, promote best practices, and build reusable libraries and SDKs to empower global teams in a multi‑studio environment.