Operations Engineer, Cloud Infrastructure (Healthcare)

Jobgether • United States

Remote

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AI Summary

Seeking an Operations Engineer to manage and enhance cloud infrastructure for critical healthcare systems, including EHR integrations and secure data workflows. This role requires strong operational expertise, Infrastructure as Code, containerized workloads, and cloud environments. You will collaborate with engineering, security, and product teams to ensure reliability, observability, and compliance.

Key Highlights

Manage and enhance cloud infrastructure for healthcare-related systems.

Utilize Infrastructure as Code (Terraform) and containerized workloads (Docker).

Ensure infrastructure reliability, observability, and compliance with healthcare regulations (HIPAA, SOC2).

Key Responsibilities

Design, deploy, and maintain AWS-based infrastructure using Infrastructure as Code (Terraform)

Manage infrastructure supporting EHR integrations, healthcare data exchange workflows, and regulated applications

Operate Docker-based workloads, including image lifecycle management and security patching

Design and maintain secure network architectures, including VPCs, VPNs, load balancers, routing, and DNS

Implement and manage observability platforms, defining dashboards, alerts, and monitoring strategies for infrastructure health

Apply best practices for IAM, secrets management, and access controls, supporting HIPAA, SOC2, and other compliance requirements

Participate in infrastructure incident response, root-cause analysis, and remediation efforts

Collaborate with engineering and product teams while maintaining clear ownership of operational concerns

Drive improvements in operational reliability through automation, standardization, and documentation

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Technical Skills Required

AWS Terraform Docker IAM VPCs VPNs Load Balancers DNS Routing New Relic Datadog ThousandEyes GitOps Ansible HL7

Benefits & Perks

Fully remote role within select U.S. states

Competitive compensation and benefits package

Flexible PTO and hybrid/remote working arrangements

Opportunities to work on mission-critical infrastructure in a regulated healthcare environment

Collaborative and inclusive company culture with a focus on professional development

Access to tools and resources for cloud and operations upskilling

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Nice to Have

Direct experience supporting EHR integrations or healthcare platforms

Familiarity with HL7 or healthcare messaging workflows

Experience with GitOps-style workflows or configuration management tools (e.g., Ansible)

Exposure to multi-account AWS environments

Participation in audits or compliance reviews (HIPAA, SOC2)

Job Description

This role offers an opportunity to manage and enhance cloud infrastructure supporting critical healthcare-related systems, including EHR integrations and secure data workflows. You will collaborate closely with engineering, security, and product teams to ensure infrastructure is reliable, observable, and compliant with healthcare regulations. The position requires strong operational expertise, a focus on stability, and experience with Infrastructure as Code, containerized workloads, and cloud environments. You will design, deploy, and maintain systems that support secure and auditable operations, while participating in incident response, root-cause analysis, and continuous improvement initiatives. This is an excellent opportunity for a detail-oriented engineer who values collaboration, automation, and operational excellence in regulated environments.

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