Jobs → Engineering → Cloud Infrastructure Engineer

About the Role We are looking for a Cloud Infrastructure Engineer with strong hands-on experience in Terraform and AWS to design, build, and maintain scalable, secure, and cost-efficient cloud infrastructure. Key Responsibilities • Design and implement AWS infrastructure using Terraform (Infrastructure as Code) • Build and maintain reusable, versioned Terraform modules following best practices • Manage Terraform state securely (S3 backend, DynamoDB or native locking, workspaces) • Provision and manage AWS services such as VPC, EC2, ECS/EKS, Lambda, RDS, S3, IAM, Route 53, ALB/NLB, and CloudFront • Integrate Terraform into CI/CD pipelines with automated plan, validate, and apply workflows • Implement security and compliance controls: least-privilege IAM, encryption, security groups, KMS, and policy-as-code • Monitor and optimize infrastructure for performance, availability, and cost • Manage multi-account AWS environments (AWS Organizations, Control Tower, SCPs) • Detect and remediate configuration drift, and support Terraform version and provider upgrades • Troubleshoot infrastructure issues and participate in incident response • Document architecture, standards, and runbooks; mentor junior engineers Requirements • 4+ years of experience in cloud infrastructure or DevOps roles • 3+ years of hands-on Terraform experience in production environments • Solid understanding and working experience of Core Java (8/7/21) and its related concepts • Strong working knowledge of core AWS services (networking, compute, storage, databases, IAM) • Solid understanding of AWS networking: VPC design, subnets, NAT, Transit Gateway, VPC peering, and VPN/Direct Connect • Experience writing modular, DRY Terraform code (variables, outputs, locals, data sources, for each, dynamic blocks) • Proficiency with Git and branching/review workflows • Experience with CI/CD tooling and pipeline automation • Scripting skills in Bash, Python, or similar • Understanding of cloud security best practices and the AWS Well-Architected Framework