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Jobs→Simpline株式会社→[Over 70% AWS Projects] Design, Build, and Operate Servers/Cloud Environments (70% Upstream Work) / AWS Online Lab Available / 120+ Days Off / Weekends & Holidays Off [Infrastructure Engineer]

[Over 70% AWS Projects] Design, Build, and Operate Servers/Cloud Environments (70% Upstream Work) / AWS Online Lab Available / 120+ Days Off / Weekends & Holidays Off [Infrastructure Engineer]English summary from Japanese

Simpline株式会社

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Salary
350万円〜550万円
Location
東京都, 神奈川県, 千葉県, 埼玉県, 茨城県, 栃木県, 群馬県
Job Type
Full-time
Work Style
9:00~18:00
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Role summaryEnglish summary from Japanese

English summary for screening — check the original posting before applying.

We are seeking an AWS Infrastructure Engineer to design, build, and operate cloud environments, primarily using AWS. Approximately 70% of projects involve upstream work, with a significant portion focused on design and construction, offering an environment to hone your technical skills.

Must-haves

  • Experience in designing and building AWS environments
  • Experience with infrastructure (especially servers)
  • Willingness to work on various projects with different details and team sizes

Nice-to-haves

  • Experience with container and serverless architectures
  • Experience in upstream work such as interacting with end-users
  • Experience with the latest technologies
  • Experience with generative AI services (e.g., Amazon Bedrock)

Tech stack

AWSAzureGCPOCIDockerKubernetesTerraformLinux

Work style

Onsite (varies by project)

About the Company

Simpline株式会社

Headquarters
東京都千代田区紀尾井町3-12 紀尾井町ビル11階
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Posted10/3/2025
Updated2025/10/03
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