AWS Cloud Engineer

One of our leading client is looking for AWS Cloud Engineer role in Minneapolis MN onsite

Key Responsibilities

Design and implement scalable, secure, and cost-optimized AWS data storage architectures for large datasets.

Configure and manage AWS services including EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda, VPC, IAM, Route 53, DataSync, S3 Replication, SageMaker, Glue, ELB, FSx, ECR, and Secrets Manager.

Lead on-premises to AWS cloud data migration initiatives, including planning, execution, validation, and cutover.

Architect and configure AWS DataSync for high-volume, reliable data transfers between on-prem systems and AWS.

Implement and manage Amazon S3 replication (CRR/SRR), lifecycle policies, encryption, and access controls.

Design and develop machine learning models using AWS SageMaker, integrated with Jupyter Notebook, to enable scalable model training, evaluation, and deployment.

Design solutions for large data ingestion, archival, backup, and disaster recovery using AWS services.

Perform hands-on implementation of AWS infrastructure using best practices and Infrastructure as Code (IaC).

Implement CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins or similar tools.

Optimize data transfer performance, storage costs, and data durability.

Collaborate with application, database, network, and security teams to ensure seamless integrations.

Troubleshoot and resolve complex data migration and storage issues.

Enforce AWS security, governance, and compliance standards for data protection.

Required Qualifications

7+ years of experience in cloud engineering, with at least 4+ years of hands-on AWS experience.

Strong hands-on experience with:

AWS DataSync

Amazon S3 (replication, lifecycle policies, versioning, encryption)

AWS SageMaker

Large-scale data storage and migration

Proven experience migrating terabytes to petabytes of data from on-premises environments to AWS.

Strong understanding of networking concepts (VPN, Direct Connect, bandwidth optimization).

Experience designing high-availability, fault-tolerant cloud architectures.

Hands-on experience with Infrastructure as Code (CloudFormation, Terraform, or equivalent).

Solid understanding of IAM, encryption (KMS), and AWS security best practices.

Ability to architect solutions, not just operate them.