AWS Cloud Platform Engineer
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Job description
Luza is an all-inclusive consulting company focused on talent, tech and innovation. We exist to elevate companies and humans all around the world, making change, from the inside to the outside.
We believe that technology + human kindness positively impacts every community around the world. Our approach is simple, we see a world without borders, and believe in equal opportunities. We are guided by our core principles of spreading positivity, good energy and promote equality and care for others.
Our hiring process is unique! People are selected by their value, education, talent and personality. We dont present ethnicity, religion, national origin, age, gender, sexual orientation or identity.
Its time to burst the bubble, and we will do it together!
What You'll do:
• Support, maintain and enhance AWS Foundation Services across enterprise-scale cloud environments.• Investigate and resolve production incidents, infrastructure issues and deployment failures.
• Troubleshoot AWS services using CloudWatch, CloudTrail, metrics and diagnostic tools.
• Debug and maintain Terraform deployments, GitHub Actions pipelines, Lambda functions and Step Functions workflows.
• Manage IAM policies, service roles, AWS Organizations and Service Control Policies (SCPs).
• Ensure compliance with cloud governance, security and account management standards.
• Investigate and remediate vulnerabilities identified through Security Hub, GuardDuty, AWS Inspector and Snyk.
• Implement platform patching, security remediation and continuous service improvement activities.
• Develop and maintain automation solutions using Python, Terraform and AWS serverless services.
• Perform Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and maintain technical documentation, runbooks and knowledge articles.
• Manage support requests and incidents in line with agreed SLAs, keeping customers and stakeholders informed.
• Contribute to platform engineering initiatives, code reviews and technical best practices.
• Collaborate with Agile/Scrum teams using GitHub, Jira and Confluenc
Who You Are:
• Strong hands-on experience with AWS in production environments.• Practical experience with Terraform, Python and GitHub Actions.
• Experience working with AWS Lambda, Step Functions, CloudWatch and CloudTrail.
• Good knowledge of IAM, AWS Organizations, SCPs and cloud governance.
• Experience troubleshooting cloud infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines and deployment issues.
• Understanding of cloud security, vulnerability management and remediation.
• Experience handling production incidents, support requests and SLA-driven activities.
• Strong analytical, troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
What you'll get:
- Wage according to candidate's professional experience;
- Remote Work whenever possible;
- Delivery of work equipment adjusted to the performance of functions;
- Benefits plan;
- And others.
Work together with expert teams on projects of large magnitude and intensity, long term together with our clients, all leaders in their industries.
Are you ready to step into a diverse and inclusive world with us?
Together we will promote uniquess!
Originally posted on Himalayas
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