Cloud Infrastructure Engineer L2 (1-Year Renewable Contract) #IAC

Job Responsibilities Provision and manage cloud accounts and environments following security and governance standards Design and maintain cloud IAM and RBAC across all providers — roles, policies, service accounts and key rotation Build and manage cloud networking — virtual networks, routing, VPN, DNS, WAF and cloud firewall rules Provision and scale IaaS compute instances with auto-scaling, load balancing and cost governance Manage PaaS services — deployment, scaling, access control and cost monitoring across all cloud providers Provision and maintain Kubernetes clusters; manage workloads, name spaces, RBAC and network policies Implement and operate Argo CD GitOps pipelines for application and infrastructure deployment Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines in GitHub Actions and Jenkins for build, hardening and promotion Manage cloud VM patching and golden image pipelines to maintain security compliance Monitor and respond to cloud security posture findings and privilege governance alerts Maintain cost governance dashboards and respond to budget threshold alerts Contribute to infrastructure as code repositories and participate in code review Any other ad-hoc duties as assigned by supervisor Requirements Degree in IT or related discipline Public cloud platforms — AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform Cloud IAM and RBAC — roles, policies, service accounts, key rotation, MFA and SSO federation IaaS provisioning — compute instances, auto-scaling, load balancing and security groups PaaS management — managed databases, application services and serverless platforms Cloud networking — virtual networks, subnets, routing, VPN gateways, DNS and web application firewalls Cloud network virtual appliance firewalls and cloud-native security group management Kubernetes — EKS, AKS or GKE with Rancher; cluster management, namespaces, RBAC and network policies GitOps and continuous deployment — Argo CD; app-of-apps patterns, drift remediation and rollback CI/CD pipelines — GitHu