Senior Cloud Engineer — AWS & Azure Architecture (Remote)

United Global Technologies, Inc.; Idaho Falls (ID); Remote; USD 130,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

United Global Technologies, Inc. is expanding its cloud engineering team to support a U.S. Department of Energy national laboratory.

We are hiring two Cloud Engineers to deepen AWS and Azure capabilities, shape multi-cloud architecture, and drive modernization planning. Two roles exist—one AWS-focused, one Azure-focused—but both require proficiency in both clouds, with emphasis on security, governance, and automation across environments.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of hands-on cloud engineering, with AWS or Azure
• Infrastructure as Code experience with Terraform strongly preferred
• Scripting/automation in Python, PowerShell or Bash
• CI/CD tooling experience and Git-based workflows
• Strong networking, IAM and cloud security fundamentals
• Willingness to learn the secondary cloud and achieve dual-platform proficiency
• U.S. citizenship and ability to pass background check

Responsibilities

• Develop cloud architecture and reference designs for AWS and Azure
• Guide workload placement across the multi-cloud estate
• Design, deploy, and operate scalable cloud infrastructure
• Create and maintain Infrastructure as Code for reproducibility
• Build CI/CD pipelines with automated testing and policy checks
• Implement cloud security, governance, and compliance controls
• Drive observability, reliability, and cost management
• Collaborate with client staff and UGT teams to standardize patterns

Skills

Cloud engineering

Terraform

Python

CI/CD tooling

Tools

AWS

Azure

CloudFormation

Bicep

ARM

GitHub Actions

Azure DevOps

GitLab CI

Jenkins

Job description

United Global Technologies, Inc. is expanding its cloud engineering team to support a U.S. Department of Energy national laboratory.

We are hiring two Cloud Engineers to deepen AWS and Azure capabilities, shape multi-cloud architecture, and drive modernization planning. Two roles exist—one AWS-focused, one Azure-focused—but both require proficiency in both clouds, with emphasis on security, governance, and automation across environments.