What are the responsibilities and job description for the DevOps Engineer position at TrackVia?
Description
About TrackVia
TrackVia is a low-code application platform headquartered in Denver, Colorado. We help enterprises and government organizations build the operational systems they run their business on — applications that move work, data, and decisions across teams. We serve mid-market, enterprise, and federal customers, and we operate in the FedRAMP-authorized Game Warden environment to support our public-sector workloads.
We are an engineering-first organization. We ship in cross-functional pods, lean heavily on AI in our development workflow, and value high trust and low process. We're building a platform team that treats infrastructure as a product and developer experience as a feature.
The Opportunity
We're hiring a DevOps Engineer to join our infrastructure organization and embed in one of our engineering pods. Your job is to make that pod fast, safe, and confident in production — writing the Terraform that runs our infrastructure, building the AI-augmented automation that runs ahead of us, and keeping the path from commit to production short and well-lit.
This role is a strong fit if you've moved past being told what to build and want to own real infrastructure decisions, and if you genuinely use AI tooling as a daily multiplier rather than as a curiosity.
What You'll Do
This role is embedded in an engineering pod and reports into TrackVia's infrastructure organization.
Day-to-day, you'll work alongside the engineers, PM, and QA in your pod; across pods, you'll partner with the rest of the DevOps team to share patterns, modules, and platform improvements.
Location & Work Style
This role is based in Denver, Colorado, with a hybrid work model. We expect this engineer to be in our Denver office regularly to partner with their pod and contribute to team culture.
How To Apply
Send your résumé and a brief note describing a piece of infrastructure or automation you're proud of — what was painful before, what you built, and what you'd do differently next time. If you've integrated AI tooling into your workflow in a non-obvious way, tell us about that too.
TrackVia is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to building a team that reflects the breadth of perspectives in the communities we serve, and we welcome applicants from all backgrounds.
About TrackVia
TrackVia is a low-code application platform headquartered in Denver, Colorado. We help enterprises and government organizations build the operational systems they run their business on — applications that move work, data, and decisions across teams. We serve mid-market, enterprise, and federal customers, and we operate in the FedRAMP-authorized Game Warden environment to support our public-sector workloads.
We are an engineering-first organization. We ship in cross-functional pods, lean heavily on AI in our development workflow, and value high trust and low process. We're building a platform team that treats infrastructure as a product and developer experience as a feature.
The Opportunity
We're hiring a DevOps Engineer to join our infrastructure organization and embed in one of our engineering pods. Your job is to make that pod fast, safe, and confident in production — writing the Terraform that runs our infrastructure, building the AI-augmented automation that runs ahead of us, and keeping the path from commit to production short and well-lit.
This role is a strong fit if you've moved past being told what to build and want to own real infrastructure decisions, and if you genuinely use AI tooling as a daily multiplier rather than as a curiosity.
What You'll Do
- Own the Terraform/IaC for the services in your pod's stack — write, review, refactor, and ship modules to production
- Build CI/CD pipelines engineers actually want to use — fast feedback, easy rollback, opinionated defaults that nudge toward the paved road
- Use AI tooling (Claude Code and similar) as a daily multiplier: generate scaffolding, refactor modules, write tests and fixtures, and propose remediations from telemetry
- Build AI-assisted automation for the boring-but-important work — drift detection, log triage, alert correlation, runbook execution, and routine compliance evidence collection
- Operate AWS infrastructure (including GovCloud for federal workloads) — networking, IAM, observability, secrets management, and security baselines
- Partner with security on hardening, FedRAMP continuous monitoring tasks, and audit evidence
- Participate in on-call rotation and contribute to incident response and post-incident learning
- Continuously improve the developer experience across your pod — reduce friction, automate the mundane, and document the rest
- 3–6 years of DevOps, SRE, or platform engineering experience at a software company
- Hands-on Terraform experience — you've written modules, refactored bad ones, and shipped to production at scale
- Working knowledge of AWS — VPCs, IAM, ECS or EKS, RDS, observability tooling
- Solid CI/CD experience (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, CircleCI, or equivalent)
- Daily use of AI coding assistants with a clear point of view on where they accelerate the work and where they don't
- Strong scripting in Python, Bash, or Go
- Production-grade Linux and networking fundamentals
- Strong written communication — clear PR descriptions, runbooks, and incident summaries
- AWS GovCloud experience
- Exposure to FedRAMP, SOC 2, or similar compliance environments
- Kubernetes or EKS experience at depth
- Observability stack experience (Datadog, Grafana, OpenTelemetry, Honeycomb)
- Experience building internal developer platforms or paved-road tooling
- Experience integrating AI tools into infrastructure or operational workflows beyond code generation
- Open-source contributions to IaC, CI, or tooling projects
This role is embedded in an engineering pod and reports into TrackVia's infrastructure organization.
Day-to-day, you'll work alongside the engineers, PM, and QA in your pod; across pods, you'll partner with the rest of the DevOps team to share patterns, modules, and platform improvements.
Location & Work Style
This role is based in Denver, Colorado, with a hybrid work model. We expect this engineer to be in our Denver office regularly to partner with their pod and contribute to team culture.
How To Apply
Send your résumé and a brief note describing a piece of infrastructure or automation you're proud of — what was painful before, what you built, and what you'd do differently next time. If you've integrated AI tooling into your workflow in a non-obvious way, tell us about that too.
TrackVia is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to building a team that reflects the breadth of perspectives in the communities we serve, and we welcome applicants from all backgrounds.