DevOps & Security Engineer

August 10, 2026

DevOps & Security Engineer – AWS Migration (On-Premises to Cloud) Position: DevOps & Security Engineer Location: Remote / Hybrid Experience: 5+ Years Employment Type: Contract / Full-Time Job Description We are looking for an experienced DevOps & Security Engineer to support the migration of on-premises network infrastructure and applications to AWS Cloud. The candidate should have strong expertise in AWS Security, SOC operations, SIEM tools, firewall management, and cloud infrastructure security. Key Responsibilities <ul><li>Plan and execute migration from on-premises infrastructure to AWS Cloud</li><li>Design secure AWS architecture and implement cloud security best practices</li><li>Configure and manage AWS security services</li><li>Implement DevOps automation and CI/CD pipelines</li><li>Monitor security incidents and support SOC operations</li><li>Configure and manage SIEM platforms for log monitoring and threat detection</li><li>Implement firewall policies, VPN, and network security controls</li><li>Conduct vulnerability assessments and security hardening</li><li>Ensure compliance, governance, and security standards</li><li>Collaborate with infrastructure, application, and security teams </li></ul>Required Skills AWS & Cloud Security <ul><li>AWS IAM</li><li>AWS VPC Security</li><li>AWS Security Hub</li><li>AWS GuardDuty</li><li>AWS CloudTrail</li><li>AWS WAF</li><li>AWS Shield</li><li>AWS KMS</li><li>AWS Config </li></ul>DevOps & Automation <ul><li>Docker</li><li>Kubernetes</li><li>Terraform</li><li>Jenkins / GitLab CI/CD</li><li>Ansible</li><li>Linux Administration</li><li>Scripting: Python / Bash </li></ul>Security & SOC <ul><li>SOC Monitoring</li><li>Incident Response</li><li>Threat Detection</li><li>Vulnerability Management</li><li>SIEM Tools (Splunk, QRadar, ELK, Sentinel)</li><li>Log Analysis & Security Monitoring </li></ul>Network & Firewall <ul><li>Palo Alto / Fortinet / Cisco Firewall</li><li>VPN & IPSec</li><li>IDS/IPS</li><li>Network Segmentation</li><li>Zero Trust Security </li></ul>Preferred Certifications <ul><li>AWS Certified Security – Specialty</li><li>AWS Solutions Architect</li><li>Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)</li><li>CISSP</li><li>CompTIA Security+ </li></ul>Nice to Have <ul><li>Experience with hybrid cloud environments</li><li>Knowledge of compliance frameworks (ISO 27001, SOC2, GDPR)</li><li>Experience with enterprise migration projects </li></ul>Immediate Joiners Preferred Please share: <ul><li>Updated Resume</li><li>Current CTC</li><li>Expected CTC</li><li>Notice Period</li><li>AWS Certifications (if any)</li></ul>

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