DevSecOps Engineer

Description

Dev Ops Engineer

Track Via is a low-code application platform headquartered in Denver, Colorado. We help enterprises and government organizations build the operational systems they run their business on — applications that move work, data, and decisions across teams. We serve mid-market, enterprise, and federal customers, and we operate in the FedRAMP-authorized Game Warden environment to support our public-sector workloads.

We are an engineering-first organization. We ship in cross-functional pods, lean heavily on AI in our development workflow, and value high trust and low process. We're building a platform team that treats infrastructure as a product and developer experience as a feature.

We're hiring a Dev Ops Engineer to join our infrastructure organization and embed in one of our engineering pods. Your job is to make that pod fast, safe, and confident in production — writing the Terraform that runs our infrastructure, building the AI-augmented automation that runs ahead of us, and keeping the path from commit to production short and well-lit.

This role is a strong fit if you've moved past being told what to build and want to own real infrastructure decisions, and if you genuinely use AI tooling as a daily multiplier rather than as a curiosity.

• Own the Terraform/IaC for the services in your pod's stack — write, review, refactor, and ship modules to production
• Build CI/CD pipelines engineers actually want to use — fast feedback, easy rollback, opinionated defaults that nudge toward the paved road
• Use AI tooling (Claude Code and similar) as a daily multiplier: generate scaffolding, refactor modules, write tests and fixtures, and propose remediations from telemetry
• Build AI-assisted automation for the boring-but-important work — drift detection, log triage, alert correlation, runbook execution, and routine compliance evidence collection
• Operate AWS infrastructure (including Gov Cloud for federal workloads) — networking, IAM, observability, secrets management, and security baselines
• Partner with security on hardening, FedRAMP continuous monitoring tasks, and audit evidence for your pod's services
• Participate in on-call rotation and contribute to incident response and post-incident learning
• Continuously improve the developer experience across your pod — reduce friction, automate the mundane, and document the rest

• 3–6 years of Dev Ops, SRE, or platform engineering experience at a software company
• Hands-on Terraform experience — you've written modules, refactored bad ones, and shipped to production at scale
• Working knowledge of AWS — VPCs, IAM, ECS or EKS, RDS, observability tooling
• Solid CI/CD experience (Git Hub Actions, Git Lab CI, Circle
  
  CI, or equivalent)
• Daily use of AI coding assistants with a clear point of view on where they accelerate the work and where they don't
• Strong scripting in Python, Bash, or Go
• Production-grade Linux and networking fundamentals
• Strong written communication — clear PR descriptions, runbooks, and incident summaries

• AWS Gov Cloud experience
• Exposure to FedRAMP, SOC 2, or similar compliance environments
• Kubernetes or EKS experience at depth
• Observability stack experience (Datadog, Grafana, Open Telemetry, Honeycomb)
• Experience building internal developer platforms or paved-road tooling
• Experience integrating AI tools into infrastructure or operational workflows beyond code generation
• Open‑source contributions to IaC, CI, or tooling projects

This role is embedded in an engineering pod and reports into Track Via's infrastructure organization. Day-to-day, you'll work alongside the engineers, PM, and QA in your pod; across pods, you'll partner with the rest of the Dev Ops team to share patterns, modules, and platform improvements.

This role is based in Denver, Colorado, with a hybrid work model. We expect this engineer to be in our Denver office regularly to partner with their pod and contribute to team culture.

Send your résumé and a brief note describing a piece of infrastructure or automation you're proud of — what was painful before, what you built, and what you'd do differently next time. If you've integrated AI tooling into your workflow in a non‑obvious way, tell us about that too.

Track Via is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to building a team that reflects the breadth of perspectives in the communities we serve, and we welcome applicants from all backgrounds.