Top DevOps & Platform Engineering Jobs in Lexington, KY

Designs and improves build and delivery infrastructure, including CI/CD pipelines, automation, Kubernetes platforms, and cloud-native tooling. Enables development teams, resolves delivery blockers, implements product features, contributes to architecture and platform roadmaps, documents standards, and estimates and reports on assigned initiatives. The role requires Kubernetes, AWS, Linux, scripting, Golang or Python, software architecture, and Agile experience in a regulated healthcare environment.

Build and operate reliable, scalable cloud applications through automation, infrastructure as code, CI/CD, monitoring, incident response, capacity planning, and SLO management. Collaborate with software engineers on resilient system design, support development environments, improve operational processes, and participate in 24x7 on-call rotation. The role requires expertise with AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, Docker, networking, and observability, along with mentoring and leadership in SRE practices.

Leads Azure solution architecture engagements from discovery through implementation. Designs landing zones, governance, identity, infrastructure modernization, hybrid migrations, and Infrastructure as Code. Partners with sales on scoping, estimates, proposals, and executive presentations while advising client leadership. Mentors technical teams, develops reusable delivery accelerators, and supports Azure practice growth. Requires deep hands-on Azure expertise, consulting experience, Azure certification, and willingness to travel up to 25%.

Leads architecture, reliability, and automation for cloud network foundations across AWS, GCP, Azure, and internal infrastructure. Designs routing, segmentation, firewalls, connectivity, access, and infrastructure-as-code systems; establishes SLOs, monitoring, incident response, and recovery practices. Builds reusable automation, improves change safety, partners across platform, security, IT, and engineering teams, serves as a senior escalation point, creates operational standards, and mentors engineers.

Administer and optimize enterprise Windows and Linux infrastructure, virtualization, cloud platforms, networks, storage, security, endpoints, identity systems, and disaster recovery. Monitor performance, resolve infrastructure issues, maintain compliance controls, document systems, support technical escalations, and lead upgrades, migrations, and deployments. The role requires independent management of complex environments and strong communication with technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Lead platform, infrastructure, and AI engineering teams to set multi-year technical strategy, improve reliability and security, drive AI platform and DevEx roadmaps, grow engineering managers, and align platform investments to measurable business outcomes.

Owns enterprise source control and release engineering strategy, consolidating Git platforms and standardizing secure CI/CD workflows. Administers GitLab and GitHub, builds pipelines, and operates shared container registry, object storage, and secrets-management services. Develops infrastructure as code with Terraform or CloudFormation and automation using Python, PowerShell, and Bash. Supports Docker and Kubernetes workflows, security scanning, observability, compliance, documentation, and cross-functional platform governance.

Owns reliability, availability, incident response, and infrastructure for a regulated SaaS platform. Maintains AWS and Azure environments using Terraform, operates Kubernetes production systems, develops automation, improves observability and deployment safety, mentors engineers, and helps establish the company’s reliability practice.

Administers enterprise infrastructure across Windows servers, endpoints, identity, networks, security platforms, virtualization, and backup/DR. Responsibilities include Active Directory administration, server hardening and patching, endpoint protection, firewall and VPN support, VMware operations, backup verification, compliance with NIST 800-171/CMMC practices, change management, documentation, and Tier 2/3 support. The role requires collaboration with cybersecurity and infrastructure teams and may involve occasional onsite, evening, or weekend work.

Own and improve Kit’s production infrastructure across AWS, Kubernetes, databases, networking, CI/CD, monitoring, and platform tooling. Lead upgrades, incident response, cost optimization, documentation, and self-service paved paths. Participate in a three-person on-call rotation and build reliable infrastructure that supports engineers, non-engineers, and AI agents.