Aws / Cloud Engineer

As an AWS Cloud Engineer at Talworx, your primary responsibilities will include designing, deploying, and managing scalable cloud infrastructure on AWS. You will also implement CI/CD pipelines, automate infrastructure using frameworks like Terraform or CloudFormation, monitor system performance, and manage IAM roles and compliance protocols aligned with Axis Bank policies.

To qualify for the AWS Cloud Engineer position at Talworx, you should have 3 to 6 years of experience in AWS cloud engineering. An AWS certification such as SysOps, Administrator, or Architect is preferred. Additionally, strong knowledge in managing AWS components like S3, EC2, and RDS is essential.

In your role as an AWS Cloud Engineer at Talworx, you will be using various AWS tools and services, including CodePipeline, CodeBuild for CI/CD, CloudWatch and X-Ray for monitoring, and Terraform or CloudFormation for infrastructure automation. Familiarity with networking configurations and best security practices will also be important.

Talworx prioritizes the professional development of its AWS Cloud Engineers by encouraging ongoing training and offering support for AWS certifications. We foster a collaborative environment where team members can learn from each other and stay up-to-date with the latest cloud technologies.

AWS Cloud Engineers at Talworx benefit from a hybrid work environment, combining both in-office and remote work. This flexible model allows for a better work-life balance while collaborating with talented colleagues on exciting projects in the Fintech space.

When answering this question, be specific about the projects you've worked on. For instance, discuss how you designed, deployed, and managed cloud infrastructure, mentioning services like EC2 or RDS that you utilized to achieve scalability and performance.

Mention the AWS services you've used, such as CodePipeline and CodeBuild. Share specific examples of how you integrated these tools into your workflow, emphasizing the improvement in deployment speed and reliability.

Talk about your experience with IAM roles, security groups, and compliance frameworks you’ve followed. Highlight a specific scenario where your attention to security paid off by preventing a potential vulnerability or breach.

Provide a concrete example of a technical challenge, such as a system outage. Explain the steps you took to diagnose and fix the issue, emphasizing your troubleshooting skills and use of AWS monitoring tools like CloudWatch.

Discuss your experience with tools like Terraform or CloudFormation. Provide an example of how you automated infrastructure deployment, focusing on both the process and the results, such as reduced provisioning time or fewer errors.

Highlight your hands-on experience with VPCs, subnets, and routing tables. Describe how you configured secure access to resources and your methods for ensuring network efficiency.

Talk about your experience using AWS tools like CloudWatch and X-Ray to monitor system performance. Share specific metrics you track and how you adjust based on the insights you gain to improve performance continually.

Discuss your strategies for ensuring high availability and data integrity. Share examples of backup methods or multi-region deployments you've implemented to facilitate quick recovery from failures.

Inform the interviewer about your commitment to continuous learning through online courses, AWS training, and reading industry publications. Mention any recent AWS updates you've incorporated into your work.

Use this opportunity to express your excitement about the Fintech industry and working with a purpose-driven company like Talworx. Share how your values align with the company and what you hope to achieve in this role.