Infrastructure Automation Engineer
The Tatitlek Corporation3 days ago
Washington, DC, USAMid Level
Responsibilities
- Develop automation solutions using Azure Resource Manager, Logic Apps, PowerShell, Python, and GUI runbooks.
- Develop and validate Desired State Configuration or equivalent baseline runbooks for servers and cloud resources.
- Identify high-value automation opportunities and implement solutions that reduce manual effort and routine-task costs.
- Plan, design, test, build, implement, deploy, and transition IT solutions for customer requirements.
- Monitor network utilization, resource consumption, performance metrics, equipment reliability, and uptime.
- Provide operations and maintenance support for development and test environments and mission-specific systems.
- Research testing tools, technologies, and methodologies to improve testing processes.
- Collaborate with product, operations, and engineering teams to translate requirements into scalable automation solutions.
Requirements
- At least four years of experience with large enterprise infrastructure and software automation.
- Experience with automation tools such as Ansible, Chef, Puppet, Azure Resource Manager, AWS CloudFormation, and Microsoft Power Automate.
- Experience with multiple programming languages, including PowerShell, Bash, Python, C#, Rust, or Ruby.
- Advanced knowledge of engineering, automation, application development, and multiple operating systems.
- A high school diploma or GED is required.
- Microsoft Certified Azure DevOps Engineer Expert, AWS Certified DevOps Engineer, or Red Hat Certified Specialist in Microsoft Windows Automation with Ansible certification is listed.
- Must be a U.S. citizen and able to obtain and maintain a government clearance.
- Must pass background, financial-history, reference, and pre-employment drug-screening checks.
About The Tatitlek Corporation
The Tatitlek Corporation is an Alaska Native Village Corporation providing government contracting services—facilities operations and maintenance, construction, engineering, logistics, and mapping—to U.S. federal agencies. Founded in 1973 and headquartered in Anchorage, it manages projects across Alaska and the continental United States. Its business model centers on prime and subcontract awards and task orders supporting complex, logistically challenging missions.