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Accenture Federal Services is looking for a DevSecOps Engineer to support US federal government clients with a focus on technology and security.

Skills

  • AWS technologies
  • Linux administration
  • Bash scripting
  • Ansible and automation tools

Responsibilities

  • Hands-on experience with core AWS technologies
  • Understanding of Software Development Life Cycle phases
  • Deploy and configure k8s clusters
  • Develop IaC for cluster orchestration
  • Troubleshoot technical issues

Education

  • Bachelor's in computer science or similar field

Benefits

  • Diversity and inclusion programs
  • Wide variety of benefits
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$108,400/yr - $203,400/yr
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Full-time, on-site
DATE POSTED
October 30, 2024

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