Infrastructure Engineer

About Company:

Our client organization's mission is to empower people to participate in global conversations through communities. They are responsible for the consumer-facing application on the Web, Android, and iOS platform. In this role, you'll work with a specific team within this organization to drive related technical & product strategy, operations, architecture, and execution for one of the largest sites in the world.

Poster Experience specifically focuses on the user journey, which is the main source of user content for the product. We aim to make it easier, faster, and smarter to create and participate in conversations, and we drive several core product metrics for the entire ecosystem.

This specific role will involve migrating legacy Python microservice code to one or more existing Go microservices. Successful candidates have prior experience in these migrations at large scale (think millions of actions per day) and understand how to instrument and monitor their code for parity and consistency during rollout.

Job Title: Cloud Infrastructure Engineer - AWS, AWS CDK / Terraform, Java

Location: Pan India

Experience: 5+ yrs.

Employment Type: Contract to hire

Work Mode: Remote

Notice Period: - Immediate joiners

Roles and Responsibilities:

• AWS Expertise: Strong knowledge of at least 10 AWS services such as EC2, Lambda, Step Functions, DynamoDB, API Gateway, RDS, VPC & Networking, IAM, ECS/Fargate, and S3
• C# Development: Strong hands-on experience building backend or infrastructure tooling in C#/.NET
• Terraform Proficiency: Experience with writing and maintaining Terraform modules, handling state, and provider configurations
• CDK for Terraform: Experience with CDKTF in C# is a plus; willingness and ability to learn it quickly is required
• AWS CDK: Experience with AWS CDK in C#;
• Testing and Quality: Comfortable writing tests and using quality tools in C# (xUnit, StyleCop, FxCop)
• Infrastructure Debugging: Ability to investigate and resolve issues related to Terraform state, resource conflicts, or failed deployments
• Communication & Documentation: Clear technical writing and collaboration across teams
• Learning Mindset: Comfortable picking up new tools, languages, and IaC patterns as the ecosystem evolves