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AWS DevOps Engineer – Brazil (100% Remote) Mode- Brazil Remote Position Overview We are looking for an experienced AWS DevOps Engineer to design, automate, deploy, and support cloud-based applications. The ideal candidate will have strong expertise in AWS, Ansible, Groovy, Kubernetes, OpenShift/EKS, CI/CD, and infrastructure automation , with experience migrating applications from on-premises environments to the cloud. Location: Brazil – 100% Remote Employment Type: Contract Key Responsibilities Design, automate, and manage AWS cloud infrastructure and CI/CD pipelines . Deploy and manage containerized applications using AWS EKS and OpenShift/OKD . Develop automation using Ansible, Groovy, Terraform, YAML, and Shell scripting . Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins and GitHub Actions . Manage artifacts and code quality/security tools including Artifactory, SonarQube, and Fortify . Support on-premises to AWS cloud migrations and cloud deployments. Deploy and support multi-tier applications and container-based workloads. Manage AWS services including EC2, Load Balancers, EKS, databases, storage, and AWS DMS . Support release management for Java and Node.js applications . Troubleshoot application servers, Unix/Linux environments, and deployment issues. Support mobile application build and deployment architecture. Required Skills Strong hands-on experience with AWS, EKS, OpenShift/OKD, and Kubernetes . Strong experience with Ansible and Groovy . Experience with Jenkins, GitHub Actions, and Artifactory . Hands-on experience with Terraform and YAML . Strong Linux/Unix and Shell scripting skills. Experience with AWS CI/CD and cloud deployments . Experience migrating applications from On-Premises to AWS Cloud . Experience deploying multi-tier and container-based applications . Knowledge of AWS DMS, EC2, Load Balancer, databases, and storage services . Experience supporting Java/PHP and Node.js applications . Knowledge of SonarQube and Fortify . Strong understanding of application servers and release management . Preferred Experience Experience with enterprise-scale cloud migration projects. Experience supporting production Kubernetes/OpenShift environments. Experience with mobile application build and deployment pipelines. Strong troubleshooting and incident-resolution skills.
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That number is real. WorkMundi's database shows 144,883 open engineer roles across the world. India has the most with 31,687 jobs, followed by the United States with 30,084. If you just finished reading one job ad and felt paralyzed by choice, you're not alone—but this scale is actually an advantage. It means you can afford to be selective.
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