Cloud Infrastructure Engineer (GCP)

About You

You are a Cloud Infrastructure Engineer who builds, operates, scales, and maintains infrastructure on Google Cloud Platform (GCP). You manage workloads autonomously, keep environments consistent, and maintain a stable CI/CD pipeline while acting as the first line of troubleshooting in production.

You thrive in environments where autonomy, reliability, and problem solving are highly valued. You stay calm under pressure and bring a hands-on, practical approach to keeping cloud workloads secure, observable, and cost-efficient.

Responsibilities

Administer GKE (node pools and upgrades), Cloud Run, Compute Engine with MIGs, and App Engine.; Maintain versioned Terraform code, CI/CD with Cloud Build, and images in Artifact Registry.; Manage the Cloud Storage lifecycle and high availability across Cloud SQL, Spanner, Firestore, or Memorystore.; Administer VPCs, subnets, Load Balancing, and Cloud NAT.; Apply least privilege with IAM, Service Accounts, and Workload Identity.; Implement observability with Cloud Logging and Cloud Monitoring.; Apply FinOps practices, including right-sizing, labeling, and budgets.; Ensure parity across environments and act as the first line of troubleshooting in production.

Requirements

Note: This position is offered under a 3-month assignment (with the possibility of extension) and follows a hybrid model , with 3 to 4 days per week on-site and 1 to 2 days remote, Monday through Friday.; Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related field is desired, or equivalent professional experience.; 2+ years of experience in systems administration, infrastructure, or software development.; 1+ years of hands-on experience running workloads on GCP .; Working knowledge of Linux .; Working knowledge of Docker and Kubernetes .; Working knowledge of Terraform .; Working knowledge of SQL and NoSQL databases and IP networking .; Autonomy and strong problem-solving skills under pressure.; Working knowledge of English is required, Spanish will be the primary language of communication within the project.; Google Associate Cloud Engineer certification is desired.; 2+ years of experience in systems administration, infrastructure, or development .; Working knowledge of Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, and Terraform .; Working knowledge of SQL, NoSQL, and IP networking .