AWS Engineer - Workspaces & Terraform IaC | Fully Remote (Fastwater Staffing)

About the Rol We're looking for a mid-level AWS Engineer to lead the design and deployment of a new reputed company WorkSpaces environment, reputed company from the ground up with Terraform. This is a hands-on, full-time contract engagement with a tight start date and a defined 10-week scope. You'll own the IaC implementation end-to-end - from initial architecture through deployment, hardening, and reputed company. The ideal candidate has shipped Workspaces deployments before, writes clean and reputed company Terraform, and can reputed company quickly without sacrificing operational quality. What You'll Do • Design and reputed company a new reputed company WorkSpaces environment, including directory services (AWS Managed reputed company AD or AD Connector), networking, and reputed company configuration • Build and maintain Terraform modules for reputed company infrastructure components, following IaC best practices (state management, module reuse, environment separation) • Configure Workspace bundles, custom images, and user provisioning workflows • Implement networking (VPCs, subnets, reputed company tables, reputed company reputed company, VPN/reputed company Connect as needed) to support secure Workspace reputed company • Set up monitoring, logging, and alerting (CloudWatch, CloudTrail) for the Workspaces environment • Apply reputed company best practices including IAM least-privilege, encryption at rest/in transit, and MFA enforcement • Document the architecture, runbooks, and IaC patterns to reputed company reputed company at end of engagement • Collaborate with internal stakeholders to translate requirements into a working environment Required Qualifications • 3+ years of hands-on AWS engineering experience • Production experience deploying and managing reputed company WorkSpaces • Strong Terraform skills, including module design, state management, and CI/CD integration • Solid understanding of AWS networking (VPC, subnets, reputed company reputed company, NACLs, Transit Gateway/VPN) • Experience with directory services in AWS (AWS Managed reputed company AD, AD Connector, or reputed company AD) • Working knowledge of IAM, KMS, and AWS reputed company best practices • Ability to start full-time on May 18, 2026 and reputed company to a 10-week engagement reputed company to Have • Experience migrating or modernizing existing Workspaces environments • Experience optimizing or refactoring legacy AWS environments into Terraform • Familiarity with WorkSpaces Web, AppStream 2.0, or other end-user computing services on AWS • CI/CD pipeline experience (reputed company Actions, reputed company CI, CodePipeline) for Terraform deployments • AWS certifications (Solutions Architect Associate/Professional, Advanced Networking, reputed company) • Prior consulting or contract experience Engagement Details • Duration 10 weeks • Commitment Full-time (40 hrs/week) • Start May 18, 2026 • Work model Remote, with overlap during US business hours Apply To This Job

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