Support C# and .NET applications hosted on AWS by troubleshooting production issues, delivering enhancements, managing CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions, overseeing deployments, renewing SSL/TLS certificates, maintaining operational stability, and implementing cloud cost-optimization initiatives.
Senior .NET / AWS DevOps Engineer1Senior .NET / AWS DevOps Engineer
Location: Canada(remote)
Role OverviewWe are seeking a Senior .NET / AWS DevOps Engineer to support application development, production operations, DevOps, and cloud optimization for C# applications hosted on AWS following a migration to DTS Cloud.
Key Responsibilities- Troubleshoot production issues and deliver application enhancements.
- Support CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions.
- Manage DevOps processes and deployment activities.
- Oversee SSL/TLS certificate renewals and related application security needs.
- Monitor and implement AWS cost-optimization initiatives.
- Support AWS application deployment, troubleshooting, and operational stability.
- Strong experience with C# and .NET.
- Hands-on experience with AWS application deployment and troubleshooting.
- Experience with GitHub Actions and CI/CD.
- Strong production support and troubleshooting skills.
- Understanding of SSL/TLS certificates and cloud cost optimization.
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