Cloud Engineer - Frontend-leaning (Remote, Full-Time) [AS315]
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About this role
About Smart Working
At Smart Working , we believe your job should not only look right on paper but also feel right every day. This isn’t just another remote opportunity - it’s about finding where you truly belong, no matter where you are. From day one, you’re welcomed into a genuine community that values your growth and well-being.
Our mission is simple: to break down geographic barriers and connect skilled professionals with outstanding global teams and products for full-time, long-term roles. We help you discover meaningful work with teams that invest in your success, where you’re empowered to grow personally and professionally.
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About the Role
As a Cloud Engineer (Frontend-Leaning), you will focus on building and maintaining dashboards and admin consoles while supporting the cloud infrastructure required to host and deliver frontend applications. This is an ongoing, long-term opportunity.
You will work primarily with React and AWS, implementing CI/CD and deployment pipelines for frontend applications and using core AWS services to support frontend hosting and delivery. The role is frontend-leaning, with a proposed split of roughly 70% frontend and 30% backend.
Responsibilities
• Build and maintain dashboards and admin consoles using React.
• Implement CI/CD and deployment pipelines for frontend applications on AWS.
• Work with core AWS services to support frontend hosting and delivery.
Requirements
• 5+ years of experience with AWS.
• 3+ years of experience building dashboards and/or admin consoles.
• 2+ years of experience with CI/CD and deployment for frontend applications on AWS, or general CI/CD experience using GitHub Actions or GitLab CI with willingness to pick up AWS-specific deployment.
• 3+ years of experience with React, or equivalent experience with Vue or Angular.
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