Location: Orlando, FL (ONSITE)

We are looking for a DevSecOps Engineer to own the infrastructure, environments, and delivery pipeline for EndPoint Zero — a real-time interoperability platform enabling instant data integration across any system, eliminates data integration pipelines, duplication and delays.

What you will do:

• Implement and manage CI/CD pipelines for building, testing, and releasing the platform

• Implement and manage infrastructure-as-code for repeatable environment deployment (Cloud and on-prem infrastructure environments)

• Implement and manage Kubernetes deployment architecture and automation (Environment/Containers)

• Collaborate & Implement security controls directly into the pipeline with Security Engineer to ensure Image hardening, security scanning, and compliance enforcement

• Automate deployment workflows using GitOps principles

• Support engineers/developers by improving build, test and deployment workflows

• Own Release packaging and versioned deployments

• Manage Developer enablement through automation and tooling

• Troubleshoot and resolve issues across environments and pipelines

What we are looking for:

• 5+ years of strong DevOps or DevSecOps experience

• Experience with Kubernetes + CI/CD expertise

• Experience with Containerized environments

• Experience with Infrastructure-as-code (Terraform, Pulumi, etc.)

• Familiarity with access management processes and tools (keycloak or similar) across cloud and on-prem

• Understanding of security best practices in cloud and container environments

Bonus Points:

• Experience with:

• Kubernetes at scale (multi-cluster, edge, or air-gapped)

• GitOps workflows (ArgoCD, Flux, etc.)

• Container security and image hardening

• Secrets management and secure configuration

• Edge/Air-gapped environments

• Exposure to compliance frameworks (RMF, CIS, STIG, etc.)

• Experience with encryption tools and processes

• Experience with policy-as-code

Why this matters:

EndPoint Zero is only valuable if it can be securely deployed anywhere. It needs to be platform buildable, deployable and trusted. You are not just supporting the platform, you are defining how it runs, everywhere. Without this role, the platform cannot be distributed to customers with confidence, and the security posture of each release cannot be demonstrated.