Cloud Platform Engineer
Dhananjay H KAustraliaMIDPosted 7d ago
AWSTerraformInfrastructure as CodeCI/CDDockerKubernetesHelmArgoCDPythonBashShell scriptingGitHub ActionsGitLab CIJenkinsLinuxAPIsCLIGitOpsPolicy-as-codeSalesforceGCP
About the Role
We are seeking an experienced Cloud Platform Engineer to build and operate scalable, secure, and reliable cloud platforms with a focus on platform engineering, developer experience, automation, and self-service capabilities.
Key Responsibilities
• Design and operate multi-account AWS platforms using Terraform and Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
• Build reusable platform components, golden paths, service templates, and standardized CI/CD pipelines
• Enable self-service provisioning through APIs, CLIs, and GitOps workflows
• Develop and manage containerized platforms using Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, and ArgoCD
• Implement secure-by-default architecture, least-privilege IAM, policy-as-code, and secrets management
• Establish platform observability, SLOs, error budgets, standardized logging, metrics, and tracing
• Automate platform tooling using Python, Bash, and Shell scripting
• Improve developer experience through documentation, reusable patterns, and engineering enablement
Requirements
• Strong experience in Platform Engineering and internal developer platforms
• AWS multi-account architecture, networking baselines, shared services, and IAM
• Advanced Terraform modules, testing, and versioning
• Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, and GitOps delivery using ArgoCD
• Reusable CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkins
• Linux system engineering and automation-first infrastructure
• Python and Bash scripting, APIs, and CLI-based tooling
• Observability, reliability engineering, and secure platform operations
Additional Skills
• Policy-as-code and software supply chain security
• Multi-tenant Kubernetes platforms and workload isolation
• Immutable infrastructure and container-host optimization
• Exposure to Salesforce and Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
• A product mindset focused on developer experience, self-service, and continuous improvement