Quanata builds context-based insurance technology, including AI-assisted risk models, telematics products, acquisition systems, and a cloud-native insurance platform. The company is wholly owned and funded by State Farm and aims to improve how insurers predict and mitigate risk.
Cloud Enablement Engineer
Build and operate the AWS standards, infrastructure patterns, deployment automation, observability, and self-service tooling that let Quanata's product engineers ship reliably in a regulated environment.
- Salary
- USD 155,000–205,000/year
- Commitment
- Full-time
- Remote region
- Remote · United States (excluding territories)
- Time-zone overlap
- 9 AM–2 PM Pacific core meeting hours
- Engagement
- Full-time employee
- Duration
- Permanent
About this role
The Cloud Enablement team provides a suite of AWS-centered platform capabilities for Quanata's product engineering organization. This engineer will implement cloud standards for infrastructure, networking, and application components; maintain reusable infrastructure-as-code patterns; and improve automation so product teams can deliver quickly without compromising security, cost, or reliability.
The work also includes observability, developer documentation and training, container troubleshooting, compliance support, and participation in the on-call rotation for internal developer services. The position is remote across the United States, with shared meeting hours from 9 AM to 2 PM Pacific; the employer says occasional travel may be requested or encouraged but is not required.
Role requirements and focus
What you’ll work on
- Define secure, cost-conscious AWS platform standards that product teams can adopt consistently.
- Improve deployment automation and reusable infrastructure patterns for a faster developer experience.
- Strengthen monitoring, logging, security, and compliance across Quanata's cloud services.
- Enable greater developer self-service through documentation, training, and maintainable platform products.
What they’re looking for
- Three to five years of experience with AWS cloud services or developer-experience tooling.
- At least three years working with relevant AWS technologies and two years with distributed systems.
- Experience with CI/CD tooling, infrastructure as code, and containerized workloads.
- Working knowledge of Go, Python, or Bash.
- An associate-level AWS certification or willingness to obtain one within six months.
Skills and focus
- Platform & DevOps
- Full-time employee
- AWS
- Terraform
- Pulumi
- CI/CD
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Go
- Python
- Bash
- Kubernetes
- ECS
- Observability
Useful context
Specialty
Platform & DevOps
Work type
Full-time employee
Source
Quanata / Greenhouse
Last verified
Jul 29
Verification context
Quanata's employer-controlled Greenhouse page returned this exact role as live, remote throughout the United States, and accepting applications.
Role terms can change after verification. The employer application page remains the final authority.