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Tier-1 brand and metro location increase candidate density despite niche FinOps-platform skillset.
Strong cloud FinOps and Kubernetes focus raises domain specificity though skills remain transferable across cloud-native companies.
Requires strong Go, Kubernetes, AWS, Terraform, and FinOps expertise, making technical filters stringent.
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Lead engineering efforts to design, build, and maintain backend cloud financial management services focused on cost tracking, allocation, governance, compliance, and reporting primarily on AWS.
Develop and implement Kubernetes and cloud automation to optimize resource usage and reduce waste, including building and managing CI/CD pipelines for platform and services.
Partner with application, platform, and SRE/DevOps teams to influence architecture, delivery practices, and embed engineering standards that improve reliability, efficiency, and cost outcomes.
Strong hands-on software engineering experience with backend services in production focusing on reliability and operational readiness.
Proficient in Go for application development and Python for tooling and automation.
Solid Kubernetes experience, especially with EKS, including workload scaling, performance tuning, and cluster operations.
Strong knowledge of AWS cloud financial management, cost allocation, tagging, budgeting, cost optimization techniques, and infrastructure as code tools like Terraform.
Experienced in cloud financial management within AWS environments and familiar with cost optimization beyond discount programs, including right-sizing and scaling strategies.
Proficient in modern cloud-native technologies including Kubernetes automation tools (Karpenter, KEDA) and control-plane automation (Crossplane), plus CI/CD tooling like GitHub Actions and GitOps approaches such as Argo CD.
Skilled in analyzing cost and usage data to drive actionable engineering improvements and able to collaborate effectively across platform, application, and operations teams to operationalize these changes.