Remote AWS Serverless & IaC Auditor

mercor; United States; Remote; USD 96,000 - 124,000; Part time

Job summary

Mercor, headquartered in San Francisco, seeks a contract AWS Serverless & Infrastructure-as-Code Task Auditor to evaluate serverless implementations and IaC fidelity. This remote role focuses on auditing multi-service designs, adherence to IAM boundaries, and robust feedback for model training.

The ideal candidate has 3+ years with AWS serverless stacks and IaC tools, plus familiarity with LocalStack for testing and emulation. Remote collaboration and rubric-based assessments are essential.

Qualifications

• 3+ years hands-on experience with AWS serverless applications (Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB/Streams, S3, EventBridge, SNS/SQS, Step Functions).
• Strong experience with infrastructure-as-code (AWS CDK, CloudFormation, or SAM).
• Ability to assess event-driven architecture correctness.
• Familiarity with local emulation/testing fidelity (e.g., LocalStack).

Responsibilities

• Evaluate the quality and correctness of AWS serverless and infrastructure-as-code tasks.
• Assess multi-service serverless designs, IaC fidelity, and cross-service integration correctness.
• Provide clear, rubric-based written feedback to improve AI model training.
• Review event-driven architecture for correctness, including IAM/permission boundaries and failure/retry semantics.
• Collaborate asynchronously to enhance cloud-architecture soundness.

Skills

AWS serverless

Event-driven design

Code review

LocalStack testing

Tools

AWS CDK

CloudFormation

SAM

LocalStack

Job description

Mercor, headquartered in San Francisco, seeks a contract AWS Serverless & Infrastructure-as-Code Task Auditor to evaluate serverless implementations and IaC fidelity. This remote role focuses on auditing multi-service designs, adherence to IAM boundaries, and robust feedback for model training.

The ideal candidate has 3+ years with AWS serverless stacks and IaC tools, plus familiarity with LocalStack for testing and emulation. Remote collaboration and rubric-based assessments are essential.