We are looking for a hands-on infrastructure automation engineer to join a 6-month engagement supporting platform modernization and operational continuity at a leading global financial institution. The role is fully remote with required EST working hours (9am–6pm EST).

About the role

You will lead the migration and modernization of infrastructure automation from Puppet to Ansible, support the stabilization of a critical structured finance platform (Intex/SPG), and help transition the environment toward future integration readiness. This role combines infrastructure automation, operational support, ETL/integration coordination, and structured finance platform support.

Key responsibilities

Design, build, and maintain Ansible playbooks, roles, and inventories for infrastructure automation
Lead the migration of existing Puppet configurations to Ansible
Stabilize and optimize the current Intex platform setup supporting SPG and broader SANCAP processes
Coordinate and support ETL/data integration workflows and backend pipelines
Manage scheduled jobs and batch processing operations
Create and maintain operational documentation to support transition from a single-resource support model
Prepare the environment and processes for future ARDA integration

Required skills

Ansible — strong hands-on experience (playbooks, roles, inventories, Jinja2 templating)
Puppet-to-Ansible migration experience
Linux/Unix administration
Scripting — Python and/or Bash/Shell
SQL-based environment experience
Familiarity with ETL/data integration workflows and backend pipelines
Full fluency in English

Nice to have

Ansible Tower / AWX experience
Background in structured finance or capital markets technology environments
Experience with scheduled jobs and batch processing operations

Engagement details

Duration: 6 months (July – December 2026)
Location: Remote — full EST hours required (9am–6pm EST)
Client: Leading global financial institution

Originally posted on Himalayas

#41 - Infrastructure Automation Engineer – Ansible & Platform Modernization at Manbau