AWS Cloud Developers
Cloud environments built by hand drift, cost more than they should and are hard to audit. Agnotic Technologies adds AWS cloud developers to your team who define infrastructure as code, automate deployments and set up IAM, networking and monitoring.
What do AWS cloud developers do?
AWS cloud developers design, build and run workloads on Amazon Web Services. At Agnotic Technologies they define infrastructure as code in Terraform, CloudFormation or the AWS CDK, build CI/CD pipelines, set least-privilege IAM and network boundaries, and review the result against the AWS Well-Architected Framework, inside your team or as a dedicated team.
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Capabilities of Our AWS / Cloud Developers
Our AWS engineers design and operate resilient cloud infrastructure with automation, security, and cost control built in from the start.
Infrastructure as Code
They provision and version entire environments using Terraform, CloudFormation, or the CDK, making infrastructure reproducible, reviewable, and safe to change through automated pipelines.
Container Orchestration
They deploy and scale containerized workloads on ECS Fargate or EKS, configuring service autoscaling, load balancing, and rolling deployments for reliable production operations.
Serverless Architecture
They build event-driven systems with Lambda, API Gateway, EventBridge, SQS, and DynamoDB, scaling automatically to demand while paying only for actual execution time.
Cost and Security Optimization
They enforce least-privilege IAM, segment networks with VPCs and security groups, and reduce spend using right-sizing, savings plans, and tagging with cost visibility tools.
Which AWS skills should you check?
Ask for infrastructure code and account designs they have run in production. These are the checks we run before an AWS engineer joins your project.
- Terraform, CloudFormation or CDK code they wrote, with plans reviewed in pull requests.
- An IAM design with least-privilege roles and temporary credentials for workloads, not long-lived keys.
- A multi-account setup with separate environments, and the guardrails between them.
- VPC networking: private subnets, security groups and how traffic reaches the internet.
- Logging and monitoring with CloudTrail and CloudWatch, and the alarms they set.
- A cost reduction they made, with tagging that shows where the spend goes.
- A restore test for a database backup, not only a backup schedule.
Flexible AWS / Cloud Hiring Options
Flexible hiring structures designed to fit your timeline, budget, and team dynamics.
Senior AWS cloud developers
Engineers who take on AWS cloud architecture and AWS cloud security work in your accounts: IAM, networking, pipelines and infrastructure as code.
- Infrastructure code you can review
- Architecture and security reviews
- Decisions on accounts, networking and IAM
Dedicated AWS teams
Cloud engineers, QA and a tech lead who build or migrate a platform on AWS from scope to handover.
- Team size set by the scope
- Sprint-based delivery with weekly demos
- Scales up or down as the roadmap changes
How to Hire AWS / Cloud Developers
Four steps from the first call to AWS engineers working in your accounts.
Share your requirements
Tell us the workloads, the AWS accounts and services in use, the security needs and the deadlines on a 15-minute scoping call.
Review proposed engineers
We propose AWS engineers whose infrastructure work matches your environment.
Interview and select
You run technical interviews with the engineers we propose. We arrange them.
Onboard and build
Engineers get scoped access to your accounts and repositories, join your sprints and start on the first release.
Which AWS frameworks guide the work?
Short facts behind the skills we check, each linked to its primary source.
The AWS Well-Architected Framework reviews a system against six pillars: operational excellence, security, reliability, performance efficiency, cost optimization and sustainability.
Source: AWS Well-Architected FrameworkUnder the AWS Shared Responsibility Model, AWS protects the infrastructure that runs its cloud services, while the security configuration the customer must do depends on the services it selects; Amazon EC2, as infrastructure as a service, needs the customer to do all of it.
Source: AWS Shared Responsibility ModelAWS IAM best practices include requiring workloads to use temporary credentials with IAM roles, requiring multi-factor authentication and applying least-privilege permissions.
Source: AWS IAM User Guide, security best practicesNIST SP 800-145 defines cloud computing through five essential characteristics, three service models and four deployment models.
Source: NIST SP 800-145, The NIST Definition of Cloud Computing
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