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Jobsbridge

Cloud Service Automation Engineer

San Ramon, CA · On-site

$62.25 - $83.25/hr

... capabilities for cloud services at web scale, in fully virtualized IaaS and PaaS operating ... IaaS providers including AWS, OpenStack, and Azure, leveraging third generation deployment ...

NAVA Software Solutions

Cloud Architect

Sugar Land, TX · On-site

$59.75 - $76/hr

Experience with Cloud Service Providers (Microsoft Azure, AWS, Google), Windows and Linux file systems are a plus. Knowledge and experience with the project life cycle emphasizing design ...

Bigbear.ai

Cloud Security Architect

Annapolis Junction, MD · Hybrid

$161.98K - $240.07K/yr

Implement secure API integrations between the ATO Automation Platform and cloud service provider platforms for real-time configuration analysis * Configure cloud security services (AWS GuardDuty ...

Synergy ECP

Cloud Systems Engineer

Columbia, MD

$55 - $73.25/hr

Additionally Utility Cloud Services is the Agency Service provider/primary liaison to the Commercial Cloud Service (C2S), the IC-facing Amazon Web Services (AWS) environment. Requirements for a ...

Synergy ECP

Cloud Systems Engineer

Columbia, MD · On-site

$55 - $73.25/hr

Additionally Utility Cloud Services is the Agency Service provider/primary liaison to the Commercial Cloud Service (C2S), the IC-facing Amazon Web Services (AWS) environment. Requirements for a ...

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As of May 30, 2026, the average hourly pay for cloud service provider in the United States is $53.34, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $43.03 and $62.50 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Cloud Service Provider, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Cloud Service Provider, you need in-depth knowledge of cloud computing concepts, networking, security, and experience with platforms like AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, often backed by relevant certifications. Familiarity with infrastructure-as-code tools, cloud management systems, and containerization technologies such as Kubernetes is highly valuable. Strong problem-solving skills, effective communication, and adaptability help providers address client needs and manage evolving technologies. These skills ensure reliable service delivery, secure infrastructure, and successful client engagements in a rapidly changing cloud environment.

How does a Cloud Service Provider typically collaborate with client IT teams during service onboarding and migration projects?

Cloud Service Providers frequently work hand-in-hand with client IT teams to ensure a smooth transition during onboarding and migration projects. This collaboration often involves conducting joint assessments of existing infrastructure, creating detailed migration plans, and providing technical support throughout the process. A key challenge can be managing expectations around downtime and data integrity, so clear communication and regular updates are vital. Providers also offer training sessions and documentation to help client teams manage their new cloud environments effectively.

What are Cloud Service Providers?

Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) are companies that offer cloud computing services such as storage, networking, databases, software, analytics, and computing power over the internet. Examples include Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. Businesses and individuals use CSPs to access scalable and flexible IT resources without the need for physical hardware or on-premises infrastructure. These services are typically offered on a pay-as-you-go basis, allowing users to manage costs while adapting to changing demands. CSPs also provide security, maintenance, and support for their cloud services.

What is the difference between Cloud Service Provider vs Cloud Engineer?

AspectCloud Service ProviderCloud Engineer
CredentialsVendor-specific certifications (e.g., AWS, Azure, Google Cloud)Certifications like AWS Certified Solutions Architect, Azure Engineer
Work EnvironmentProvides cloud infrastructure and services to clientsDesigns, implements, and manages cloud solutions for organizations
Employer & Industry UsageCloud service providers are companies offering cloud platformsCloud engineers are professionals working within organizations or for providers

While Cloud Service Providers offer the platforms and infrastructure, Cloud Engineers are responsible for designing and managing cloud solutions using those platforms. Both roles require cloud certifications, but their focus differs: providers deliver services, engineers utilize them to build solutions.

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Cloud Solutions Architect with Security Clearance

Gray Wolf Solutions

Chantilly, VA • Hybrid

$67.25 - $85.50/hr

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Posted 2 days ago

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CLOUD SOLUTIONS ARCHITECT (1) CYBER SECURITY PROJECT ENGINEER (1) Active TS/SCI and FS poly required Chantilly, VA area RESUME & MATRIX DUE BY 6/2/2026 FOR CONSIDERATION The Sponsor's portfolio consists of products which protect sensitive co-mingled data. The Sponsor
requires support in the form of a group level security and architecture team that will assist with the
research, design, development, accreditation, and maintenance of complex systems that span all network
fabrics. The Sponsor requires technical experts who have experience working with and on systems and
components that protect highly sensitive data. WORK REQUIREMENTS The Contractor Team shall…
• assist with the Authorization & Assessment (A&A) process of all systems in the Sponsor's portfolio,
across all network fabrics, for highly sensitive, co-mingled data.
• be the focal point for responding to Computer Network Attacks (CNAs), malicious code incidents, data
spills, and other cyber incidents on Sponsor systems and networks.
• track Plan of Action and Milestones (POAMs) to see them through closure, to include regular reporting.
• understand and be able to articulate policy engine rules as it relates to the Sponsor's portfolio.
• serve as a Point of Contact (POC) for IT operations.
• be part of a Sponsor working group that deals with extremely sensitive data.
• track and optimize cloud costs to include developing cost models for IC and DoW partners.
• support the Sponsor's technical forums and review boards.
• review proposed technical solutions and architectures and provide findings.
• research and provide whitepapers on potential solutions to the Sponsor's technical needs.
• be familiar with Cloud Service Provider offerings and evaluate them for use with highly sensitive data.
• have expertise on encryption techniques and products and articulate the best option for a problem set.
• be the focal point for cyber security vulnerabilities.
• have an in-depth technical understanding tools and assist external partners with adoption and use. REQUIRED SKILLS AND DEMONSTRATED EXPERIENCE: The Contractor Team shall have the following required skills, certifications, and demonstrated experience:
• accrediting systems that handle extremely sensitive data.
• accrediting systems on multiple network fabrics.
• designing, developing, or maintaining systems that handle extremely sensitive data.
• designing, developing, or maintaining systems on multiple network fabrics.
• with Cloud Service Providers (CSP) offerings, specifically AWS, Azure, and Oracle.
• optimizing cloud hosted systems for cost and performance efficiencies
• designing, developing, or maintaining systems used globally
• with hybrid cloud architectures
• designing or maintaining on prem architecture HIGHLY DESIRED SKILLS AND DEMONSTRATED EXPERIENCE: Skills and demonstrated experiences that are highly desired but not required to perform the work include:
• on Service of Common Concern (SoCC) programs.
• designing and standardizing DevOps processes.
• Sponsor's suite of tools.
• supporting IC and DoW programs
• Sponsor's Configuration Management Database (CMDB) processes and procedures.
• Sponsor's system accreditation suite of tools
• Certification(s): Cloud Service Provider certifications

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