Seattle is home to companies spanning aerospace manufacturing, cruise lines, video games and financial services, and each one depends on DevOps engineers to keep its systems running. Whether the work involves provisioning rocket engine software, automating a payments platform or managing build pipelines for multiplayer games, these teams need people who can build infrastructure as code, manage CI/CD pipelines and operate across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
Jobseekers exploring this list will find that DevOps work in Seattle is not confined to one industry or one stack. The companies below have posted or filled DevOps engineering roles in the area, and each entry points to the specific tools, platforms and infrastructure challenges that come with the job.
Seattle Companies Hiring DevOps Engineers
- Boeing
- Vannevar
- Microsoft
- SAP
- Mastercard
- Clean Harbors, Inc.
- Northern Trust
- NVIDIA
- Motorola Solutions, Inc.
- 2K
Companies in Seattle Hiring DevOps Engineers
Boeing, the aerospace manufacturer headquartered in Arlington, Virginia with a major commercial airplane presence in the Seattle area, maintains active DevOps and cloud infrastructure hiring in the region. Its Seattle-based Cloud and Development Platform team has recruited for roles such as Senior DevOps Developer to build and operate Boeing’s Google Cloud Platform environment, using tools like Terraform and Ansible to automate deployment, monitoring and security across production systems. Related openings in Seattle, including Cloud Infrastructure Administrator and Senior Cloud Solution Architect positions, focus on infrastructure as code, CI/CD pipelines and multi-cloud operations spanning AWS, Azure and GCP to support enterprise applications and engineering workloads across the company.
Mastercard, the global payments technology company headquartered in Purchase, New York, maintains a Seattle office as part of its hybrid workplace model. Its technology organization in Seattle and beyond builds secure, scalable payment infrastructure, with engineering roles spanning platform engineering, site reliability engineering and cloud-native development on AWS and Kubernetes. Open roles in the area include DevOps and software engineering positions focused on designing resilient, observable systems, implementing automated testing and deployment pipelines, and supporting cloud connectivity platforms that let customers link to Mastercard services from public cloud environments and private networks.
2K is a video game publisher headquartered in Novato, California and operating as a label of Take-Two Interactive, with a Seattle office supporting its slate of franchises such as NBA 2K, Borderlands, BioShock, Civilization, WWE 2K and XCOM. Its Seattle team works alongside studios including Cat Daddy Games in nearby Kirkland, contributing to the engineering work behind live-service titles that require reliable backend infrastructure, online matchmaking and content delivery at scale. DevOps engineers at 2K support the build, deployment and monitoring systems that keep these multiplayer and online components running across console, PC and mobile platforms, with roles offered through a mix of onsite, hybrid and remote arrangements depending on the position.
Vannevar builds artificial intelligence software for national security and defense missions, processing foreign-language data and open-source intelligence to support U.S. military and intelligence community operations. Its platform, including the Decrypt tool, helps analysts translate, summarize and track information across thousands of data sources. To support this work, the company hires DevOps engineers to own build and deployment automation, build out a multi-account AWS environment, and strengthen CI/CD pipelines using tools like Terraform, Pulumi and Docker. These engineers also develop logging and monitoring systems to track platform health as Vannevar scales its software across commercial and high-side government environments.
Keywords Studios is a global technical and creative services provider to the video game industry, offering solutions spanning game development, localization, quality assurance and art production for major publishers worldwide. Its Seattle presence includes Hardsuit Labs, a studio providing 3D art, technical art and distributed engineering resources alongside platform support, co-development, porting and full-cycle game development work. The Seattle location also houses a functionality quality assurance team testing titles for clients across the industry. This mix of live operations, porting and platform support work requires engineers who can manage build pipelines, infrastructure and deployment across multiple game platforms, making DevOps skills relevant to its Seattle operations.
Terex Corporation is a global manufacturer of specialized equipment, including aerial work platforms, materials processing machinery and waste and recycling solutions, headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut. Its Genie brand, which makes aerial lifts and telehandlers, is based in Redmond, Washington, giving the company an engineering and technology presence in the Seattle area. Terex supports its equipment and dealer network with digital tools and IT infrastructure, and its corporate technology organization recruits for roles that keep manufacturing, supply chain and customer-facing systems running, including DevOps engineering positions that maintain the platforms behind its connected equipment and software offerings.
Microsoft is headquartered in Redmond, Washington, in the Seattle area, where it runs its Intelligent Cloud business behind Azure, GitHub and server products alongside Windows, Microsoft 365 and other divisions. The company regularly posts DevOps-focused roles tied to this cloud business, including a Senior Azure Advanced Cloud Engineer opening in Redmond supporting CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure automation and incident management for Azure’s largest customers. Related openings call for building and maintaining CI/CD workflows, cloud-based environments and automation frameworks that scale across large engineering teams.
Northern Trust, headquartered in Chicago, provides wealth management, asset servicing and asset management solutions to institutions, families and individuals, and it maintains an office in Seattle. Its technology organization builds and maintains the infrastructure behind platforms like its Wealth Passport software as a service offering, with DevOps engineering roles spanning cloud architecture on Azure and AWS, CI/CD pipeline automation through GitHub Actions and Azure DevOps, and container orchestration using Docker and Kubernetes. These engineering teams also apply infrastructure as code with Terraform and build monitoring and observability into production systems to keep financial platforms secure and reliable. The company’s technology group supports global teams across software development, infrastructure and cybersecurity functions.
F5, headquartered in Seattle, builds the Application Delivery and Security Platform, which unifies traffic management, API security and observability for applications running across on-premises, cloud, edge and Kubernetes environments. The platform offers policy-as-code and API-first interfaces designed to plug into GitOps and CI/CD pipelines, giving platform and DevOps teams a way to automate deployment and enforce consistent security policy as apps move across hybrid multicloud infrastructure. F5 is hiring a senior principal DevOps engineer in Seattle, reflecting its need for engineers who can build and maintain the automation and tooling behind this multicloud delivery and security infrastructure.
Clean Harbors is a Norwell, Massachusetts-based provider of environmental and industrial services, offering hazardous waste management, emergency spill response, industrial cleaning and recycling to customers across North America, including a recycling facility it operates in Seattle. Supporting that network of field operations, billing and service workflows is an information technology organization that builds and maintains business applications on cloud infrastructure, with engineering postings calling for experience in Azure, DevOps and DevSecOps practices alongside tools like GitHub and SonarQube. That technical work spans product engineering and software development roles that keep logistics, dispatch and customer-facing systems running for a company with waste disposal facilities and field service locations throughout Washington state.
Reply is a global consulting and technology company that helps enterprise clients design, build and manage cloud infrastructure across providers like Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform. Its Seattle-based DevOps engineering roles focus on automating and scaling cloud-native infrastructure, managing Kubernetes clusters, building CI/CD pipelines and optimizing Google Cloud Platform operations for clients. The company’s broader managed services work spans cloud automation, monitoring and DevSecOps practices that integrate security throughout the software delivery lifecycle, giving DevOps hires exposure to infrastructure problems across multiple client environments rather than a single product stack.
NVIDIA, the Santa Clara-based maker of GPUs and AI computing platforms, operates a Seattle office that includes its Robotics Lab in the Fremont neighborhood, where engineers build the simulation and infrastructure stack behind products like Isaac Sim and Isaac Lab. Its DevOps hiring spans this robotics simulation work as well as broader infrastructure needs, including roles supporting an AIOps platform that turns GPU and network telemetry into automated alerts and incident response, and positions managing CI/CD pipelines, Kubernetes build fleets and container registries used to test and release networking and data science software across the company.
Holland America Group, headquartered in Seattle, operates cruise brands including Princess Cruises, Holland America Line and Seabourn. In Seattle, it is hiring a Senior DevOps Engineer to lead platform engineering work spanning infrastructure as code, CI/CD pipelines, automated provisioning, Kubernetes, and cloud and VMware environments, alongside monitoring, reliability and DevSecOps controls. The role also manages a small technical team, sets platform standards and guardrails, partners with managed services providers, resolves complex infrastructure issues and trains other teams on automation and containerization practices, giving engineers hands-on ownership of the company’s cloud infrastructure and deployment pipelines.
Motorola Solutions designs and manufactures public safety and enterprise security technology, including mission critical communications, video security and command center software, with a long-standing Seattle Development Center that supports its cloud platform engineering work. Its Greater Seattle teams build and secure cloud services behind push-to-talk voice, data and dispatch systems as well as authentication, authorization and provisioning services for public safety SaaS applications. The company’s Seattle-area openings include Senior DevOps Engineer, DevOps Engineer, Software DevOps Engineer and an Intern DevOps Engineer role, reflecting ongoing investment in the infrastructure and deployment pipelines that keep its cloud and on-premise security platforms running for government and enterprise customers.
Blue Origin, the space technology company headquartered in Kent, Washington, builds reusable launch systems including New Shepard and New Glenn, along with the Blue Moon lunar landers developed under its Lunar Permanence program. From its Seattle-area campus, the company hires DevOps engineers to build the CI/CD pipelines, containerized build systems and infrastructure-as-code that support both rocket engine software and lunar ground software teams. Open roles span an Infrastructure DevOps Engineer III position maintaining GitLab pipelines and Kubernetes platforms for engine avionics, and a Senior DevOps Engineer role designing deployment infrastructure for the Lunar Ground Software team supporting Blue Moon lander development.
CoStar Group operates online real estate marketplaces and data platforms including CoStar, LoopNet, Apartments.com, Homes.com and Matterport, and maintains a Seattle office at 1301 Second Ave alongside its Arlington, Virginia headquarters. Its engineering teams build and run cloud infrastructure on AWS, using services like Amazon EKS for containerized applications and DynamoDB and OpenSearch to keep listings data updated in near real time. CoStar Group hires DevOps engineers to support this infrastructure, with open roles spanning general and operations-focused positions as well as a Senior DevOps Engineer role dedicated to Matterport, the 3D digital twin technology CoStar Group acquired in 2025 and now embeds across its property listing platforms.
SAP is a German enterprise software company known for its cloud-based business applications spanning enterprise resource planning, supply chain and customer relationship management. In the Seattle area, it hires DevOps engineers for positions tied to its Sovereign Cloud unit, which delivers SAP’s cloud portfolio to public sector and regulated-industry customers. These roles call for hands-on work with infrastructure as code, Kubernetes, and automated CI/CD pipelines across major cloud providers, along with incident response and observability for high-availability, multitenant SaaS environments. Postings also note mentoring responsibilities for engineers joining the Sovereign Cloud program, reflecting the technical depth SAP expects from DevOps hires supporting its cloud infrastructure and security standards.
Zensar Technologies is a global technology and digital transformation company, part of the RPG Group and headquartered in Pune, India, with a presence in Seattle. Its cloud infrastructure and security practice covers cloud transformation, CloudOps and hybrid cloud operations, and its AIOps platform, The Vinci, ties automation and orchestration directly into client DevOps pipelines. In Seattle, Zensar has posted openings for roles including DevOps Engineer, Senior DevOps Engineer for IT infrastructure and a DevOps Engineer focused on AI platform work, reflecting its push to pair infrastructure engineering with AI-driven operations for enterprise clients across cloud, network and edge environments.
