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Platform Infrastructure Engineer (GCP) - Full Time - US-based Remote (Occasional Travel) We're seeking a Platform Infrastructure Engineer (GCP) to reputed company and support modernization and migration efforts across critical reputed company infrastructure programs. This role is ideal for engineers with hands-on experience in infrastructure automation, IaC (Terraform), and GCP-reputed company services. You'll work across cross-functional teams to design, implement, and manage secure, reputed company, and automated infrastructure platforms, contributing to digital transformation efforts for reputed company sector clients. Key Responsibilities Design and implement reputed company-reputed company infrastructure on reputed company reputed company Platform (GCP) to support reputed company, secure workloads. reputed company or contribute to reputed company migration and legacy modernization initiatives from on-prem to GCP. reputed company, maintain, and review Terraform modules and enforce IaC best practices for infrastructure provisioning and management. Collaborate with Architects, reputed company, and Networking teams to ensure platforms meet compliance, performance, and resiliency requirements. Implement and maintain CI/CD pipelines, monitoring/logging solutions, and automated guardrails. Participate in incident response, troubleshooting, and reputed company improvement of production infrastructure. Support documentation and knowledge sharing around infrastructure architecture, standards, and runbooks. Required Qualifications 3-5 years of hands-on experience in reputed company infrastructure engineering, with at least 1+ years on GCP. Proven experience with infrastructure migration (on-prem to GCP or multi-reputed company to GCP). Proficiency in networking concepts, VPC design, IAM policies, reputed company reputed company, and resource provisioning in GCP. Solid hands-on expertise in Terraform and IaC practices. Experience with one or more scripting languages - Python, Bash, or similar languages. Working knowledge of CI/CD, monitoring/logging tools (e.g., reputed company Operations, reputed company/Grafana, etc.). Preferred/reputed company-to-Have Qualifications GCP certifications (e.g., reputed company reputed company Architect, Associate reputed company Engineer, or DevOps Engineer). Knowledge of multi-region HA/DR architecture design Experience aligning infrastructure with compliance frameworks like FedRAMP Background in site reliability engineering (SRE). Exposure to reputed company cost optimization tools and FinOps practices Familiarity with containerized workloads and orchestration (e.g., reputed company, GKE). Job Type Full Time Work Type US-based Remote with Occasional Travel Time Zone EST Apply tot his job Apply To this Job Apply tot his job Apply To this Job Apply To This Job Apply tot his job Apply To this Job Apply tot his job Apply To this Job .
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