Cloud DevSecOps (Cloud Engineer 1) - 26997

HII's Mission Technologies division•Hanover, MD

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Mission Technologies, a division of HII, is hiring a Cloud DevSecOps Engineer to support its customer Omni Federal. The position is hybrid, allowing work from home with on-site support at a government facility in Hanover, MD as needed. You will be the bridge between rapid development and ironclad security. You’ll be responsible for building the automated "factories" that deploy mission-critical applications to secure cloud environments, ensuring that security is never an afterthought, but a built-in feature of the code. Why Mission Technologies? Competitive Salary 401K Match Program Comprehensive Health Benefits Paid Time Off Floating Holidays Tuition Assistance Program Student Loan Repayment Program

Requirements

0 years experience with Bachelors in related field or High School Diploma or equivalent and 4 years relevant experience.
Experience with Terraforms
Proficiency in at least one scripting language (Python, Bash, or Go).
Hands-on experience with AWS or Azure (GovCloud experience is a major plus).
Must possess an active US level Secret Clearance with the ability to qualify for TS/SCI

Nice To Haves

An active US level TS/SCI clearance

Responsibilities

CI/CD Pipeline Orchestration: Design, build, and maintain automated pipelines that integrate security scanning (SAST/DAST), automated testing, and seamless deployment.
Infrastructure as Code (IaC): Manage multi-cloud environments (AWS/Azure/GovCloud) using tools like Terraform, Ansible, or CloudFormation to ensure repeatable, audited environments.
Security Integration: Implement "Shift-Left" security practices. You’ll integrate container scanning (Trivy, Anchore) and compliance monitoring into the heart of the development lifecycle.
Cloud Governance: Monitor and optimize cloud spend, performance, and security posture using Kubernetes-native tools and cloud-specific dashboards.
Collaborative Scaling: Work closely with software engineers to containerize legacy workloads (Docker/Kubernetes) and modernize mission-critical systems.