Cloud Operations Co-op
Listed on 2026-10-09
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IT/Tech
Cloud Computing: Infrastructure & Operations
What we do
Megazone US is a cloud Managed Service Provider. Companies hand us the cloud environments that run their business — applications, databases, networks — and we keep them running, secure and affordable across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. In practice that means: monitoring customer systems 24x7 and responding to alerts; patching, backups and tested restores; reviewing accounts against security baselines and supporting audits such as SOC 2;
analysing cloud bills and cutting waste (Fin Ops); automating repetitive work with scripts and infrastructure-as-code; and explaining all of it clearly to the customer. Our parent company is Korean and our customers are global, so you also see how a real follow-the-sun operation runs.
What you would do
Work a real ticket queue alongside a mentor engineer — access requests, monitoring changes, inventory and tagging clean-up — owned end to end.
Run scheduled health checks, patching windows and backup verification with an engineer.
Pull cloud cost and usage reports and flag waste; help build the savings case.
Write and improve runbooks and knowledge-base articles the whole team uses.
Build one automation — a script or dashboard — that removes a recurring manual task.
Second-block co-ops go further: incident response, migration support, and Terraform contributions under review.
What we will teach you
Cloud platforms: core AWS services (EC2, S3, IAM, VPC, RDS, Cloud Watch) and their Azure and Google Cloud equivalents; how enterprise cloud is really organised — many accounts, landing zones and guardrails.
Operations: Linux and Windows administration, monitoring and alerting with Datadog and Cloud Watch, incident and change management in Jira Service Management, backup and disaster recovery.
Automation: Python or Bash against cloud APIs, Terraform, Git and code review, an introduction to containers and Kubernetes.
Security and cost: least-privilege access, cloud security baselines, what a SOC 2 audit asks for, and how to read and reduce a cloud bill.
Professional: writing updates a customer will read, running a handover, and working with colleagues in other countries.
Certification: we pay the exam fee and give study time for AWS Cloud Practitioner — and Solutions Architect Associate for a strong second block. Most co-ops leave certified.
Who we are looking for
Required: enrolled in Computing & Information Technologies, Information Sciences, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Cybersecurity, Networking & Systems Administration, Software Engineering, MIS or similar; at least one year of study completed, including coursework in programming, networking, operating systems or databases; comfortable at a command line and willing to learn Linux; clear written English; dependable and detail-oriented — in operations, following the procedure and recording what you did matters more than being clever;
willing to ask for help early rather than guess on a production system.Helpful, not required: any hands‑on cloud exposure at all, including a free‑tier account or a class lab; scripting in Python, Bash or Power Shell; a home lab, help‑desk job or anything you kept running for someone else; AWS Cloud Practitioner or CompTIA;
Korean language ability.
Working pattern
Full time during the block, standard business hours in your office’s time zone. Laptop and tooling provided.
Occasional evening or early‑morning work for maintenance windows and calls with our Korean colleagues — planned in advance, infrequent, never overnight. Co‑ops are not on the on‑call rotation and travel is not expected.
Onsite or hybrid so you sit near your mentor. Strong co‑ops are offered a returning block and are our first pipeline for full‑time Cloud Operations Engineer roles.
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