DevOps Engineer

Somewhere between the whiteboard sketch and the green deploy badge is the Dev Ops Engineer role we're opening in Federal Way, WA. What makes this Johnson & Johnson role different is the ownership; the $120,000 - $182,000 and part-time hours are just the entry fee.

• Translate a napkin idea from Johnson & Johnson founders into a Persuasion deadline-driven prototype
• Pair with technology analysts so Johnson & Johnson's Cost Optimization models match real behavior
• Spike a Networking proof of concept fast when Johnson & Johnson needs a yes-or-no answer
• Drive adoption of best practices in testing, security, and observability
• Write the Grafana integration tests that catch regressions before Federal Way, WA ships them
• Drive the Persuasion incident postmortem that stops the Federal Way outage from recurring
• Pair-program tricky Grafana edge cases with engineers across Federal Way, WA

• Demonstrated capacity to mentor or support senior teammates
• Working understanding of both Grafana and Cost Optimization in real-world settings
• Knowledge of WA-specific regulations relevant to technology work
• Clear thinking under the kind of pressure Federal Way, WA deadlines bring
• Resilience measured across 5 years of technology cycles
• Proven follow-through, measured in shipped things rather than good intentions
• Written communication clear enough to survive a forwarded email chain

At Johnson & Johnson, a nimble Federal Way-based studio, the whole mission boils down to making Pulumi feel effortless for everyone downstream. Kindness and high standards live together comfortably on this sharp-but-gentle Federal Way team.

Joining Johnson & Jonnson means $120,000 - $182,000, strong benefits, and a culture where senior engineers actively mentor newer talent.

Fresh interview slots opened up this week for the Dev Ops Engineer search.