Top DevOps & Platform Engineering Jobs in Lexington, KY

Provide technical leadership for site reliability engineering, applying software engineering practices to large-scale operations. Design automated, repeatable operational solutions; monitor service objectives, application performance, and business metrics; improve resiliency, efficiency, and cost. Support cloud and on-premise infrastructure, production applications, deployment automation, testing, and vulnerability response. Partner with software development, security, and business teams while promoting Agile practices, change management, training, and operational health.

Designs and maintains cloud infrastructure for game development and live-service games. Responsibilities include infrastructure-as-code, cloud security, CI/CD pipeline development, live-service support, development environment automation, monitoring, profiling, and troubleshooting. The role requires Azure expertise, scripting, containerization, orchestration, code compilation, and familiarity with game packaging and deployment workflows.

Own and scale multi-cloud infrastructure across AWS, GCP, Cloudflare, and Hetzner. Manage Kubernetes production environments, Terraform infrastructure, observability, monitoring, CI/CD, incident response, networking, security, and cloud cost optimization. Partner with engineering teams on architecture, deployment reliability, developer experience, and AI workload infrastructure. Participate in L2 on-call rotations and lead lasting improvements to infrastructure resilience and performance.

Design, configure, and optimize Azure DevOps organizations and CI/CD pipelines. Implement process templates, Portfolio++ for portfolio visibility, integrate with third-party tools, support sprint and capacity planning, troubleshoot pipelines, and create runbooks and adoption guidance for client teams.

Senior/Principal DevOps Engineers will deliver cloud and infrastructure projects for small, medium-sized, and enterprise clients. Responsibilities include DevOps project delivery, staff augmentation, fractional retainers, and solution consulting using AWS, GCP, Azure, infrastructure-as-code, Kubernetes, Helm, Docker, and scripting languages. Strong communication and project management skills are required. Roles are available full-time or part-time as 1099 contractor engagements for US-based workers.

Architects, deploys, and manages secure automated networking across AWS, Azure, and hybrid-cloud environments. Designs Spine-Leaf networks, optimizes Direct Connect and ExpressRoute connectivity, leads infrastructure-as-code practices with Terraform and Ansible, and drives multi-cloud network product vision. The role troubleshoots network and security issues, supports tier 3 on-call operations, collaborates with stakeholders, and creates technical documentation and knowledge-sharing presentations.

Manage Azure cloud infrastructure, including compute, storage, networking, load balancing, DNS, security, monitoring, and logging. Build CI/CD pipelines and secure Linux machine images, implement Infrastructure as Code, troubleshoot deployments, and improve application reliability. This two-month contractor engagement requires independent delivery of production-quality infrastructure, with opportunities to support multi-cloud environments and confidential computing.

Leads and builds the engineering services function, overseeing DevOps, SRE, release engineering, infrastructure as code, data pipelines, security operations, and data governance. Manages a distributed team while establishing CI/CD, monitoring, incident response, on-call practices, SLOs, security standards, DORA reporting, and cloud cost visibility. The role remains hands-on and requires strong AWS, automation, reliability, and people leadership experience.

The Lead Technology Engineer will lead IT systems implementation, ensure network security, manage integrations, and enhance operational efficiency through automation.

Designs, deploys, migrates, secures, and operates production Azure infrastructure across hybrid VMware and Windows environments. Responsibilities include Azure networking, platform services, disaster recovery, migrations, Terraform automation, Azure DevOps pipelines, identity and governance, monitoring, cost management, troubleshooting, and compliance. The engineer supports application platforms including AKS, App Services, databases, and integrations while participating in incident response, change management, on-call duties, and occasional after-hours cutovers.