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Sagent

OR · On-site

$129K - $166K/yr

Support data infrastructure including Cloud SQL (PostgreSQL), Dataproc (Spark), Cloud Composer (Airflow), Matillion CDC pipelines, Snowflake, and BigQuery * Manage DNS across multiple providers ...

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US Tech - AI Engineering Manager

Portland, OR · On-site

$73K - $244K/yr

... Composer, integrating Azure Cognitive Services (LUIS/Orchestrator) and enterprise channels (Microsoft Teams, Web Chat, Direct Line) - Leading platform engineering teams delivering cloud-native ...

CLEAResult

OR

$110K - $165K/yr

Exposure to artifact/package management (NuGet, npm, Composer). * Experience in a regulated or compliance-driven environment (SOC 2, ISO, etc.). Target Compensation $120,000 - $130,000 + Bonus DOT ...

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How much do composer jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 3, 2026, the average hourly pay for composer in Oregon is $35.85, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $24.22 and $49.63 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a typical workday look like for a Composer?

A typical day for a Composer can involve brainstorming musical ideas, drafting and revising scores, and collaborating with directors, musicians, or producers to refine a composition. You may spend time recording demos, attending rehearsals, or using music software to orchestrate and arrange pieces. Deadlines are common, especially when working on projects for film, television, advertising, or live performances. Most Composers divide their time between solitary creative work and meetings or feedback sessions with collaborators, making adaptability and strong organizational skills essential for success in this role.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Composer position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Composer, you need strong music theory knowledge, creativity, and proficiency in musical instrumentation, often supported by a degree in music composition or a related field. Familiarity with digital audio workstations (DAWs), notation software like Sibelius or Finale, and audio editing tools is commonly expected. Excellent communication, time management, and collaboration skills help composers work effectively with clients, performers, and production teams. These competencies ensure the Composer can produce high-quality, original music that meets both artistic and professional standards in various settings.

What does a Composer do?

A Composer creates original music for various media, including films, television, video games, theater, and concerts. They write melodies, harmonies, and arrangements, often using digital software or live instrumentation. Composers may work independently or collaborate with directors, producers, and musicians to achieve a specific artistic vision. Their responsibilities can also include scoring, orchestration, and revising pieces based on feedback.

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Infographic showing various Composer job openings in Oregon as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 73% Full Time, 10% Part Time, 9% Temporary, and 8% Contract. Highlights an 86% Physical, 4% Hybrid, and 10% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $74,576 per year, or $35.9 per hour.

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Sagent

OR • On-site

$129K - $166K/yr

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Job description

Cloud Infrastructure Engineer SR  About the Role

The Cloud Engineering team builds the foundation that every engineering team at Sagent runs on. We design and deliver internal platforms and products that make shipping to production fast, secure, and repeatable.

Our team builds and operates shared infrastructure capabilities including a self-service Internal Developer Portal, a centralized CI/CD platform, reusable infrastructure modules, and policy-as-code enforcement that enables teams to move quickly without sacrificing safety.

We are seeking a Cloud Infrastructure Engineer to support both infrastructure and application development teams working on a large-scale, event-driven microservices platform running on GKE. This role bridges platform engineering and application support: you will maintain and evolve GCP and Kubernetes infrastructure while partnering directly with development teams to unblock delivery, troubleshoot production issues, and continuously improve the paved road from code to production.

What You'll Do
  • Operate and improve multi-region GKE clusters hosting hundreds of microservices across multiple environments from development through production
  • Manage the Kubernetes platform layer: Istio service mesh, cert-manager, external-dns, RBAC, HPA/KEDA autoscaling, HashiCorp Vault secret injection, and Helm-based deployments
  • Develop and maintain Terraform modules across multiple IaC repositories covering GKE, networking (Shared VPC, Cloud NAT, Private Service Connect), Cloud SQL, Cloud Storage, Dataproc, Cloud Composer, Vault, and web hosting
  • Maintain and extend Azure DevOps CI/CD pipelines using shared Terraform templates with multi-environment deployment workflows
  • Support Confluent Kafka infrastructure including Connect workers with JDBC source connectors, consumer group health monitoring, and Kafka-lag-based autoscaling with KEDA
  • Manage Redis Enterprise clusters on Kubernetes with operator-managed lifecycle and replication
  • Operate the observability stack: Grafana Cloud (Alloy, Loki, Mimir, Tempo, Pyroscope via Private Service Connect), kube-prometheus-stack, Google Managed Prometheus, OpenTelemetry Operator/Collector, Beyla, and Kubecost
  • Harden cluster security posture: NetworkPolicies, Pod Security Standards, admission policy enforcement, CrowdStrike Falcon, Lacework, kube-bench, and cert-manager with Let's Encrypt ACME
  • Support data infrastructure including Cloud SQL (PostgreSQL), Dataproc (Spark), Cloud Composer (Airflow), Matillion CDC pipelines, Snowflake, and BigQuery
  • Manage DNS across multiple providers (Azure DNS, Cloudflare, GCP Cloud DNS) via external-dns, and support Azure APIM and Cloudflare CDN/WAF
  • Partner directly with application development teams to troubleshoot deployment failures, tune resource limits and autoscaling, and resolve Kafka consumer lag and connectivity issues
  • Contribute to the Internal Developer Portal (Backstage) and internal CLI tooling that enables self-service for product engineers
What We're Looking For
  • 7+ years of cloud or infrastructure engineering experience 
  • Strong production experience with GKE, VPC networking, IAM, Cloud SQL, Cloud Storage, and Artifact Registry
  • Advanced Terraform experience, including reusable module design, state management, and multi-environment patterns
  • Production Kubernetes expertise: Helm chart development and management, RBAC, resource tuning, and troubleshooting workloads at scale
  • Hands-on experience with Istio service mesh: sidecar injection, mTLS, VirtualServices, AuthorizationPolicies, and traffic management
  • Understanding of CNI fundamentals (Cilium/Dataplane V2), east-west traffic flows, and network segmentation
  • Experience with CI/CD pipeline development (Azure DevOps YAML pipelines or equivalent) and trunk-based development workflows
  • Hands-on experience with secrets management, including HashiCorp Vault (Kubernetes auth, agent injection) and GCP Secret Manager
  • Proficiency in scripting (Bash, Python, or Go) with the ability to write production-quality automation and tooling
  • Strong security mindset with experience implementing least-privilege IAM, certificate management, and policy-driven controls
  • Clear and effective communicator able to work across infrastructure and application development teams
Nice to Have
  • Experience with event-driven architectures and Apache Kafka (Confluent Platform, Connect, consumer group management, KEDA-based scaling)
  • Experience with Redis Enterprise on Kubernetes (operator-managed clusters, Active-Active replication)
  • Familiarity with Grafana Cloud observability stack (Alloy, Loki, Mimir, Tempo, Pyroscope) and OpenTelemetry
  • Experience with GCP data services: Dataproc (Spark), Cloud Composer (Airflow), BigQuery, Pub/Sub
  • Familiarity with OPA/Rego or Kyverno for policy enforcement
  • Experience with Azure APIM, Cloudflare, or multi-cloud DNS management
  • Familiarity with Matillion or similar ETL/CDC tooling and Snowflake data warehouse
  • Exposure to financial services or mortgage/loan servicing domain and associated compliance requirements
  • Experience with Kubecost or similar FinOps tooling for cloud cost optimization
  • Experience building or contributing to an Internal Developer Portal (Backstage)
Who You Are

You are someone who thrives at the intersection of infrastructure and application support. You understand that a platform is only as good as the experience it provides to the teams building on it, and you are energized by helping development teams ship reliably and quickly.

You hold a high bar for reliability, security, and operational hygiene - you proactively identify and resolve issues before they become incidents. You are comfortable operating at scale in a complex microservices environment and can context-switch between Terraform modules, Kubernetes troubleshooting, Kafka consumer lag, and pipeline failures.

You value automation, documentation, and simplicity. You are pragmatic about technical debt and know when to fix it versus when to ship. You are comfortable working on a team of senior engineers, contributing your perspective, and adjusting quickly as you gain new information.

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