DevOps Engineer, Sr. (Container Hardening) (Remote | Top Secret)

San Antonio, TX, United States

Title: Senior DevSecOps Engineer (Container Hardening)

Location: San Antonio, TX (Remote, but must be able to travel onsite for the first two weeks)

Clearance: Top Secret (SCI eligible)

About this role:

Rackner is seeking a DevSecOps (Container Hardening) SME that will work with the Pipeline Architect and Software Engineering SMEs to ensure that applications that are built using hardened base containers via CI/CD pipelines. Suggests and, in cooperation with the Pipeline Engineers, implements container hardening pipelines that produce hardened base containers, as well as harden existing application containers deployed in a large enterprise environment.

The lead will write and optimized Dockerfiles, be comfortable learning the basics of a variety of software languages (Go, Python, Java, C++, .NET, Rust), and have a good understanding of Linux and associated packaging systems.

We are seeking professionals with:

B.S.; Computer Science, Information Systems, or equivalent relevant work experience

7+ years; Docker & Containers hardening

Go, Python, Java, C++, .NET, Rust or a similar language are desirable

What will make you successful:

Designing, implementing, and maintaining Docker container hardening solutions

Communicating these solutions in a professional way to both technical and non-technical stakeholders

Collaborating with other engineers and members of the team using tools like git, in a secure, effective and scalable way

Nice to have:

DoD and concepts such as PKI infrastructure, STIGs, working in air-gapped environments, Cyber Security, FIPS, etc

General cloud architecture experience with a major cloud provider (AWS, Azure, GCP)

DevSecOps

Local to the San Antonio area

Who We Are:

Rackner is a software consultancy that builds cloud-native solutions for startups, enterprises, and the public sector.

We are an energetic, growing consultancy with a passion for solving big problems for both startups and enterprises.

Each of us enable digital transformation for large organizations through the newest in distributed technologies as we are laser focused on end-to-end application development, DevSecOps, AI/ML and systems architecture and our methodology focuses on cloud-first and cost-effective innovation.

Our customers hail from a diverse, ever-growing list of industries.

Benefits/Additional Info:

Rackner embraces and promotes employee development and training and covers the cost of certifications relevant to a position and the technologies/services provided . Fitness/Gym membership eligibility, weekly pay schedule and employee swag, snacks & events are offered as well!

401K with 100% matching up to 6%

Highly competitive PTO

Great health insurance with large network of providers

Life Insurance, and short & long term disability

Industry-Leading Weekly Pay Schedule

Home office & equipment plan

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