DevSecOps Engineer
This is a full-time W-2 opportunity with Cincinnatus LLC. Applicant pay shown: $50 - $75 / hour.
- Platform
- Mercor
- Fit category
- Software engineering
- Remote/location
- Seattle; United States
- Pay
- Firm hourly pay: $50 - $75 / hour
- Eligibility
- Remote, U.S. eligibility/work authorization signal
- Difficulty
- Highly selective
- Last reviewed
- Jul 10, 2026
Current application
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What this role involves
This is a full-time W-2 opportunity with Cincinnatus LLC. As part of this role, you may be staffed as a contractor with a leading technology company. Join a digital health technology company's engineering team to help build and secure the cloud infrastructure behind software that connects hospitals, clinicians, and patients.
Requirements
- Hands-on AWS experience across VPC, EC2, ECS, IAM, S3, and SQS.
- Proficiency scripting in Python or Node.js.
- Applicants must be located in the United States with eligible work authorization (no sponsorship).
- HIPAA, SOC2, or PCI-DSS compliance experience.
- Kubernetes/EKS operation experience.
- CI/CD pipeline experience (GitHub Actions, Jenkins).
Best for
- Professionals with direct experience relevant to DevSecOps Engineer
- Hands-on AWS experience across VPC, EC2, ECS, IAM, S3, and SQS.
- Applicants who can review specialist work and explain their judgment clearly
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- You do not have direct experience relevant to devsecops engineer
- You need guaranteed acceptance, work, pay, hours, or project duration
- You cannot meet the current location, eligibility, or availability requirements shown on Mercor
Application tips
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- Do not share confidential employer, client, patient, deal, or research information as application evidence.
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