Remote Cloud Engineer Intern – 12-Week Paid Internship

Blueera Technologies, Inc.; United States; Remote; USD 25,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Blueera Technologies, Inc. invites you to join its platform team to operate the infrastructure that runs every customer workload in AWS. You’ll gain hands-on experience with ECS, RDS, S3 and CloudWatch, while learning what it takes to keep a 24x7 service reliable.

The role blends automation with incident response shadowing, cost and observability projects, and the chance to write runbooks and postmortems. Strong interns are often converted to full-time offers at the end of the program.

Qualifications

• Exposure to a major cloud provider (AWS preferred; GCP/Azure welcome).
• Familiarity with Linux, shell scripting, and Docker fundamentals.
• Some experience with infrastructure as code (Terraform, CloudFormation, or Pulumi).
• Curiosity about networking, IAM, and how distributed systems fail.
• Strong written communication for postmortems and runbooks.

Responsibilities

• Support 24x7 infrastructure operations and incident response shadowing.
• Contribute to automation via Terraform and GitHub Actions.
• Assist cost and observability projects.
• Write runbooks and postmortems.

Skills

AWS

Linux

Shell scripting

Docker

Terraform

CloudFormation

Pulumi

Networking concepts

IAM concepts

Postmortems & runbooks

Tools

Terraform

CloudFormation

Pulumi

Docker

AWS

Job description

Help Blueera Technologies, Inc.'s platform team operate the infrastructure that runs every customer workload. You'll work in AWS — ECS, RDS, S3, CloudWatch — and learn what it takes to keep a 24x7 service reliable.

Expect a mix of automation (Terraform, GitHub Actions), incident response shadowing, and cost / observability projects. You'll write runbooks, not just consume them.

This is a 12-week paid, US-remote internship. Strong interns are routinely converted to full-time offers at the end of the program.

Requirements

• Exposure to a major cloud provider (AWS preferred, GCP/Azure also welcome)
• Familiarity with Linux, shell scripting, and Docker fundamentals
• Some experience with infrastructure as code (Terraform, CloudFormation, or Pulumi)
• Curiosity about networking, IAM, and how distributed systems actually fail
• Solid written communication — you'll author postmortems and runbooks