Jr. Cloud Automation Engineer
Fannie Mae1 day ago
Base Salary
$109k - $142k/yr
Responsibilities
- Onboard and integrate new use cases into the AutoMAEtion Hub and related cloud-based solutions.
- Design, develop, and maintain automation workflows, scripts, and integrations using Python.
- Build and optimize solutions using AWS serverless, workflow orchestration, and data services.
- Collaborate with platform, application, and infrastructure teams to support seamless onboarding and execution.
- Troubleshoot issues across distributed systems, pipelines, and cloud services.
- Improve platform capabilities, standardization, and reusable patterns.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience is required.
- Knowledge and exposure to AWS and cloud-native technologies in an enterprise environment.
- Experience with Python and Java programming.
- Experience with Angular, AWS Lambda, Step Functions, S3, ECS, RDS, and DynamoDB.
- Experience with SQL and NoSQL databases.
- Experience using Terraform or CloudFormation in multi-account environments.
- Experience with GitLab pipelines and DevOps practices.
- Ability to troubleshoot distributed systems and pipelines and collaborate across platform and application teams.
- Preferred exposure to RESTful API integrations, generative AI, agentic technologies, Azure, and GCP.
Benefits
- Hybrid work arrangement; most roles require regular onsite work at the designated office, with cadence determined by the manager.
- Eligibility to participate in a Fannie Mae incentive program, subject to program terms.
- Comprehensive health, life, voluntary lifestyle, and other benefits and perks.
- Reasonable accommodations are available for qualified applicants and employees with disabilities.
About Fannie Mae
Fannie Mae is a U.S. government‑sponsored enterprise that provides liquidity to housing finance by buying mortgages from lenders, packaging them into mortgage‑backed securities, and guaranteeing their credit risk. It serves banks, mortgage companies, and institutional investors rather than originating loans itself. Chartered in 1938 and headquartered in Washington, DC, the company has operated under Federal Housing Finance Agency conservatorship since 2008.