Airspace Intelligence
Cloud Platform Engineer (Defense)
About this role
Air Space Intelligence seeks a Cloud Platform Engineer to deploy and scale the Flyways AI Platform for government defense customers. You'll manage secure cloud infrastructure, write production code, and collaborate with product teams to deliver mission-critical capabilities to warfighters.
What you'll do
- Deploy, scale, and maintain secure cloud services for government customers
- Develop and integrate production code alongside product engineering teams
- Manage and grow the infrastructure stack including AWS, Kubernetes, and containerization
- Design and optimize CI/CD pipelines for reliable deployments
- Integrate new data sources to enhance platform capabilities
- Lead independent efforts and collaborate across multiple teams
What they're looking for
- Kubernetes and Docker containerization
- AWS cloud platform
- Python 3 production development
- Infrastructure-as-code (Terraform, Helm)
- CI/CD pipeline design and management
- PostgreSQL database management
- Grafana monitoring and observability
- LLM tools and modern AI development practices
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Airspace Intelligence
Airspace Intelligence builds mission-critical software systems for modernizing air traffic control and defense aviation operations, including real-time visualization tools and decision-making platforms. The company is hiring Frontend Engineers, Full Stack Engineers, Machine Learning Engineers, and Software Engineers to develop web applications, ML systems, and backend infrastructure using technologies like React, TypeScript, Rust, and Python.
View all jobs at Airspace IntelligenceLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience deploying and scaling applications on AWS using Kubernetes and Docker. What challenges did you face and how did you solve them?
- Describe your approach to designing and maintaining a CI/CD pipeline. What tools have you used and how do you ensure reliability and security in the deployment process?