DevOps Engineer

Role overview This DevOps Engineer will help evolve cloud infrastructure and delivery practices for services that support connected building systems and data-driven features. Working with software, operations, and security teams, the role focuses on reliable AWS environments, automated delivery, observability, and operational improvements, including AI-enabled capabilities.

Responsibilities - Build and maintain multi-region cloud environments and Terraform modules that support microservices. - Create and operate CI/CD workflows across environments, including automated checks and feedback. - Support infrastructure for building data pipelines, IoT telemetry, and AI or LLM feature releases. - Use observability and cloud monitoring tools to improve performance, detect anomalies, and automate alerts. - Develop approaches for scaling, cost control, infrastructure recovery, and incident response. - Join a 24/7 on-call rotation, investigate escalations, and help maintain service availability.

Requirements - Bachelor’s degree in a relevant technical field or equivalent practical experience. - At least two years in DevOps, platform, or cloud engineering. - At least two years managing cloud resources with Terraform. - Understanding of cloud-native architecture on AWS, GCP, or a similar platform. - Programming experience in Python, Go, or a comparable language. - Experience with containers and orchestration, such as Docker and Kubernetes, plus the ability to collaborate across teams.

Nice to have Experience maintaining reusable Terraform modules, building secure CI/CD pipelines, or applying AIOps, predictive analytics, and automated telemetry.

Benefits and work setup The role is limited to candidates based in Phoenix, Arizona, and follows a hybrid schedule. Listed US benefits include health and life coverage, paid time off, retirement contributions, parental leave, and an employee stock purchase plan.