Azure Cloud Engineer

Role overview An Azure Cloud Engineer gathers application needs and designs, deploys, and supports hosted software solutions in a government environment. The role spans solution architecture, configuration, documentation, testing, maintenance, and frontline technical support, with close attention to customer requirements and formal change controls.

Responsibilities - Gather and clarify customer requirements for applications. - Design and engineer application packaging and deployment solutions that meet approved baseline requirements. - Configure applications with customers after deployment and document solution architecture and operating procedures. - Perform basic functionality testing and follow required Microsoft and customer change-control processes. - Provide application hosting through Remote App or other supported methods; carry out updates and ongoing maintenance with partner teams. - Deliver Tier 1 and Tier 2 support for internally and externally supplied applications, coordinating with vendors when needed.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in computer science, IT, cloud computing, or a related field, or equivalent experience. - At least two years of experience in cloud engineering, infrastructure automation, or a related area. - At least two years in a technical leadership role. - Hands-on experience with infrastructure-as-code tools such as Bicep and scripting languages such as PowerShell. - At least one year managing Agile work boards, such as Azure DevOps, and leading teams delivering customer-focused solutions. - Active TS/SCI clearance and a valid U.S. passport.

Benefits and work setup - Onsite position in Lorton, Virginia. - Published base salary range of $91,700–$178,700 for specified U.S. jurisdictions; compensation depends on location, skills, role, and experience. Benefits are offered.