AWS Serverless & Infrastructure as Code (IaC) Technical Specialist (Freelance Contract)

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Project Overview: We are sourcing experienced technical specialists in AWS Serverless and Infrastructure as Code to audit tasks used to train and evaluate AI systems. The objective of this project is to ensure that AI training workflows and tasks are technically rigorous, practical, and highly accurate within your specific area of expertise. Project Deliverables & ScopeTask Evaluation: Assess whether AWS Serverless and IaC tasks are technically accurate, realistic, solvable, reproducible, and supported by reliable tests and evaluation criteria.Technical Auditing & Feedback: Provide clear, actionable feedback on any identified deployment pipeline failures, resource configuration bugs, or architecture logic errors within the tasks.Required ExpertiseDemonstrable professional experience and deep technical knowledge in AWS Serverless and IaC (including Lambda, cloud provisioning, and frameworks like Terraform or CloudFormation).Strong analytical and problem-solving skills to rigorously test, troubleshoot, and evaluate complex technical scenarios.

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