Senior Platform Engineer & DevOps Leader

Transaction Network Services (TNS); New York (NY); On-site; USD 125,000 - 155,000; Full time

Job summary

Transaction Network Services (TNS) is seeking a senior engineering leader to own platform engineering, DevOps, and cloud/security strategy for a large-scale network automation ecosystem. You will guide architecture, upgrades, and observability while partnering with multiple teams to deliver scalable, secure services.

You will manage Kubernetes deployments, AWS infrastructure, and release processes, mentoring engineers and driving standards across the automation stack.

Qualifications

• 10+ years of progressive IT engineering experience with 5+ years in DevOps or platform engineering.
• Proven experience deploying and operating production apps on Kubernetes.
• Strong hands-on AWS, Terraform, Helm, Docker, and GitLab CI/CD experience.
• Experience with IAM, EKS, EC2, VPCs, S3, and cloud networking.
• Ability to lead architecture decisions and mentor engineers.

Responsibilities

• Own architecture, deployment, operation, and lifecycle of network automation apps and services.
• Design and operate containerized apps on Kubernetes using Helm, Argo, and Terraform.
• Lead Nautobot stack (Python/Django, Celery, uWSGI/NGINX, PostgreSQL, Redis, Kubernetes).
• Establish reliable release processes across dev, test, prod environments.

Skills

Leadership

Architecture decisions

Mentoring

Cloud architecture

DevSecOps

Tools

Kubernetes

Helm

Argo

Terraform

Docker

GitLab

AWS

IAM

EKS

EC2

VPC

S3

PostgreSQL

Redis

Celery

uWSGI/NGINX

Job description

Transaction Network Services (TNS) is seeking a senior engineering leader to own platform engineering, DevOps, and cloud/security strategy for a large-scale network automation ecosystem. You will guide architecture, upgrades, and observability while partnering with multiple teams to deliver scalable, secure services.

You will manage Kubernetes deployments, AWS infrastructure, and release processes, mentoring engineers and driving standards across the automation stack.