Remote Cloud Migration Engineer I

AIS (Applied Information Sciences); United States; Remote; USD 90,000 - 137,000; Full time

Job summary

Applied Information Sciences seeks a Cloud Migration Engineer I to support large-scale cloud moves for a federal-like client. You will engineer migrations from on‑prem to Azure and AWS, validate readiness, and execute cutovers with careful risk management.

The role is remote in the United States, with opportunities to work across Windows and Linux environments, automation, and vendor coordination. Competitive salary offered.

Qualifications

• Three to five years of infrastructure engineering, systems administration, cloud engineering, or migration experience.
• Hands-on experience with Azure or AWS cloud environments and Windows/Linux server administration.
• Knowledge of secure engineering practices including STIG and DoD requirements.

Responsibilities

• Reviews migration prerequisites, dependencies, risks, and readiness gaps.
• Prepares Azure and AWS target environments using IaC and guardrails.
• Sets up and troubleshoots server, VM, app, and data replication.
• Executes migration, cutover, rollback, and recovery steps with proper handoffs.
• Performs pre- and post-migration validation of infrastructure and connectivity.
• Troubleshoots issues across Windows/Linux, networking, storage, and cloud services.
• Maintains migration runbooks and evidence for change approval.

Skills

Routing & Switching

Network Security

Multi-OS Environments

Virtualization

Cloud Services

IaC Pipelines

Automation

Tools

Terraform

CloudFormation

Bicep

Job description

Applied Information Sciences seeks a Cloud Migration Engineer I to support large-scale cloud moves for a federal-like client. You will engineer migrations from on‑prem to Azure and AWS, validate readiness, and execute cutovers with careful risk management.

The role is remote in the United States, with opportunities to work across Windows and Linux environments, automation, and vendor coordination. Competitive salary offered.