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AWS Cloud Architect

Lansing, MI · On-site

$65.75 - $86.25/hr

... administrators on cloud-native patterns. Key Responsibilities AWS Platform Configuration • ... Configure and tune AWS Elastic Beanstalk environments for applications across Dev, Test, and Prod ...

Role: AWS Cloud Administrator Location: (Remote), New York City, NY Job Type: W-2/Full Time Kindly look for the below skillset. * AWS Cloud Administrator (Primarily Gov Cloud) * Patching and ...

AWS Cloud Architect

Plano, TX · On-site

$62 - $81.25/hr

Multiple AWS Certified Solutions Architect, SysOps Administrator or DevOps Engineer. * Associate or Professional Level Competency with the following AWS services: EC2, EBS, S3, RDS, VPC, Route53, ELB ...

AWS Cloud Architect

Plano, TX · On-site

$62 - $81.25/hr

Multiple AWS Certified Solutions Architect, SysOps Administrator or DevOps Engineer. * Associate or Professional Level Competency with the following AWS services: EC2, EBS, S3, RDS, VPC, Route53, ELB ...

The AWS Cloud Administrator is responsible for the operational health, security posture, and continuous availability of an AWS GovCloud (IL4) environment supporting the AI Contact Center platform.

AWS Engineer ( Finops )

Miami, FL · On-site

$62 - $81.25/hr

AWS Certification preferred (AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate or AWS Certified SysOps Administrator). About Mphasis Mphasis applies next-generation technology to help enterprises transform ...

Key Responsibilities Administer and maintain the AWS data lake environment, with Amazon S3 as the primary storage layer. Manage data governance, permissions, and access controls using AWS Lake ...

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How much do aws admin jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 12, 2026, the average hourly pay for aws admin in the United States is $21.62, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.31 and $23.80 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does an AWS Admin do?

An AWS Admin, or Amazon Web Services Administrator, is responsible for managing, configuring, and monitoring cloud resources on the AWS platform. Their duties include setting up and maintaining virtual servers, managing storage, implementing security protocols, and ensuring that applications and services run smoothly in the cloud environment. AWS Admins also handle user permissions, troubleshoot issues, and optimize cloud costs. They play a crucial role in maintaining the reliability, performance, and security of an organization’s cloud infrastructure.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an AWS Admin, and why are they important?

To thrive as an AWS Admin, you need a solid understanding of cloud computing concepts, AWS infrastructure, networking, and security, often supported by a relevant degree and AWS certifications like AWS Certified SysOps Administrator. Familiarity with AWS Management Console, CLI, CloudFormation, IAM, and monitoring tools such as CloudWatch is essential. Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and effective communication set exceptional AWS Admins apart. These skills ensure efficient cloud operations, robust security, and seamless collaboration within IT teams.

What are some common challenges AWS Admins face when managing cloud infrastructure, and how can they address them?

AWS Admins frequently encounter challenges such as ensuring security compliance, optimizing costs, and managing resource scalability. Staying updated with AWS best practices and regularly auditing services helps maintain security and compliance. Implementing automated monitoring tools can assist with cost management and resource optimization, while collaborating closely with development and security teams ensures smooth deployments and incident response. Continuous learning and certification can further help admins stay ahead in the rapidly evolving AWS environment.
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AWS Cloud Architect

AWS Cloud Architect

Marvel Technologies Inc

Lansing, MI • On-site

$65.75 - $86.25/hr

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Job description

Job title: AWS Cloud Migration Architect
Location: Lansing, MI
Duration: 6 months with possible extension
Interview mode: In-person
 
***Hybrid work 2 days onsite and 3 days remote***
 
 
Job Summary:
We are seeking a Senior Cloud Migration Architect to embed with our development team and lead the AWS platform configuration and CI/CD automation for a large-scale enterprise cloud migration program. The program covers 30+ applications across migration approaches such as Elastic Beanstalk, Amazon EKS, EC2/Cloud VM - to be delivered across multiple sprints.
The contractor will own the technical configuration of AWS services for each migration pattern, design and build Azure DevOps (ADO) pipelines that integrate with ArgoCD or Flux for GitOps-driven deployments to EKS, and partner closely with application teams, the AWS Infrastructure Team, and the DBA team to deliver production-ready environments sprint by sprint.
This is a hands-on, deeply technical role for someone who can move fast, write production-grade IaC, debug across the stack, and mentor application developers and administrators on cloud-native patterns.
 
Key Responsibilities
AWS Platform Configuration
•    Configure and tune AWS Elastic Beanstalk environments for applications across Dev, Test, and Prod, including platform versions, scaling policies, environment variables, and rolling deployment configuration
•    Stand up and operate Amazon EKS clusters across Dev/Test/Prod for containerized workloads, including node groups, cluster autoscaling, ingress controllers, and namespace strategy
•    Provision and harden EC2/Cloud VM environments, including AMI selection, instance sizing, OS-level configuration, and patching strategy
•    Partner with the DBA team on Amazon RDS setup for SQL Server and PostgreSQL including parameter groups, subnet groups, backup policies, and Multi-AZ configuration
•    Design VPC networking, security groups, IAM roles/policies, KMS keys, and Secrets Manager integration following least-privilege principles
•    Build infrastructure-as-code (Terraform preferred; CloudFormation acceptable) so every environment is reproducible and auditable
CI/CD & GitOps
•    Design and build Azure DevOps build and release pipelines tailored to each migration pattern: 
o    EB pattern: source build → artifact → eb deploy to environment per stage
o    EKS pattern: Docker build → ECR push → manifest/Helm chart update → GitOps sync via ArgoCD or Flux
o    EC2 pattern: build → AMI bake or aws-deploy → blue/green or rolling release
o    In-place upgrade pattern: validation, packaging, and controlled deployment to existing servers
•    Implement GitOps using ArgoCD or Flux for EKS workloads - pull-based deployments, automated drift detection, app-of-apps or kustomize/helm patterns, multi-cluster or multi-namespace promotion
•    Establish promotion strategy across Dev to Test to Prod with appropriate gates, approvals, and rollback mechanisms
•    Standardize pipeline templates (YAML) so application teams can self-onboard new services consistently
•    Integrate static analysis, container scanning (Trivy/ECR scan), SAST/DAST hooks, and artifact provenance into the pipeline
Observability & Reliability
•    Configure CloudWatch logs, metrics, alarms, and dashboards for each workload
•    Define SLOs, alerting thresholds, and incident response runbooks for production cutover events
Documentation & Hand-off
•    Produce architecture decision records (ADRs), runbooks, and operational procedures so workloads can be supported by the long-term operations team 
•    Maintain a clean, versioned IaC repository as the source of truth for all environments
Collaboration
•    Work daily with application development teams, AWS Infrastructure Team, DBA Team, and Tech Leads
•    Pair with developers to debug cloud-specific issues (cold starts, container OOMs, RDS connectivity, IAM denials)
 
Required Qualifications
•    5–6+ years hands-on experience building and operating production workloads on AWS, with deep knowledge of Elastic Beanstalk, EKS, EC2, RDS, VPC, IAM, S3, CloudWatch, and Secrets Manager
•    3+ years hands-on with Kubernetes - production EKS preferred, including Helm, kubectl, ingress (ALB/NGINX), HPA, and troubleshooting pods/services/networking
•    Production experience with ArgoCD or Flux - designed app-of-apps structure, managed multi-environment promotion, and resolved GitOps drift in real workloads. This is non-negotiable.
•    Strong Azure DevOps Pipelines (YAML) experience - build pipelines, multi-stage release pipelines, variable groups, service connections, and self-hosted/Microsoft-hosted agents. Equivalent strong experience in another major CI/CD tool (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins) is acceptable if Azure DevOps can be picked up quickly
•    Solid Docker skills - multi-stage builds, image hardening, ECR
•    Infrastructure-as-Code in production: Terraform (preferred) or CloudFormation/CDK
•    Database familiarity - comfortable working with DBA teams on RDS (SQL Server and PostgreSQL), connection strings, secrets rotation, and migration cutover
•    Linux administration (RHEL/Amazon Linux/Ubuntu) and shell scripting (bash)
•    Source control with Git - branching strategies, pull requests, code review discipline
•    Strong written communication - must produce clear runbooks, architecture diagrams, and PR descriptions
 
Preferred Qualifications
•    AWS certifications: AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional or DevOps Engineer - Professional
•    CKA / CKAD (Certified Kubernetes Administrator/Developer)
•    Experience migrating .NET and Java applications from on-premises to AWS
•    Experience operating COTS products in containerized or cloud environments
•    Experience with service mesh (Istio, App Mesh) or API gateways
•    Exposure to HashiCorp Vault, secrets rotation, and certificate management
•    Familiarity with DataDog, New Relic, or Splunk in addition to native AWS observability
•    Experience with blue/green and canary deployment patterns
 
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5–6+ years hands-on experience building and operating production workloads on AWS, with deep knowledge of Elastic Beanstalk, EKS, EC2, RDS, VPC, IAM, S3, CloudWatch, and Secrets Manager

3+ years hands-on with Kubernetes - production EKS preferred, including Helm, kubectl, ingress (ALB/NGINX), HPA, and troubleshooting pods/services/networking

Solid Docker skills - multi-stage builds, image hardening, ECR

Production experience with ArgoCD or Flux - designed app-of-apps structure, managed multi-environment promotion, and resolved GitOps drift in real workloads. This is non-negotiable.

Strong Azure DevOps Pipelines (YAML) experience - build pipelines, multi-stage release pipelines, variable groups, service connections, and self-hosted/Microsoft-hosted agents. Equivalent strong experience in another major CI/CD tool (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins) is acceptable if Azure DevOps can be picked up quickly

Infrastructure-as-Code in production: Terraform (preferred) or CloudFormation/CDK

Database familiarity - comfortable working with DBA teams on RDS (SQL Server and PostgreSQL), connection strings, secrets rotation, and migration cutover

Linux administration (RHEL/Amazon Linux/Ubuntu) and shell scripting (bash)

AWS certifications: AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional or DevOps Engineer - Professional