Mid-Level DevOps Engineer - HTS Data Derivation
Devtechnology · Reston, VA · 2026-06-26
About this role
Mid-Level DevOps Engineer - HTS Data Derivation
HTS Data Derivation • Trade Compliance • Federal Data Modernization
Location: Hybrid (Onsite in Reston 2 days a week)
Clearance: U.S. Citizenship required; ability to obtain a public trust
A Role with Purpose and Impact
We are seeking a Mid-Level DevOps Engineer to support our federal client, focused on modernizing the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS). This role requires building and operating a secure, reliable pipeline to ingest, transform, validate, and deliver complex structured datasets. The senior DevOps engineer will own the infrastructure, automation, and security that make high-volume, high-accuracy data delivery possible, which includes support for LLM-assisted quality validation workflows.
As a DevOps Engineer, you will:
• Design, build, and maintain CI/CD pipelines that automate ingestion, transformation, and packaging of HTS datasets
• Design, implement, and maintain cloud-based infrastructure for data processing in AWS GovCloud.
• Work with the architect to manage the cloud infrastructure supporting data processing workloads, document storage, and LLM-based validation tooling.
• Support the OCR and PDF extraction pipeline infrastructure for digitizing historical HTS publications.
• Build monitoring, alerting, and logging capabilities to track pipeline health, data processing status, and deliverable readiness.
• Implement automated testing and validation for data pipelines.
• Coordinate with trade analysts and the project manager to ensure infrastructure supports delivery milestones as per project requirements
• Promote DevOps best practices, including infrastructure-as-code, version control, and automation.
• Document systems, architecture, and operational procedures
Skills asked for
- devops
- llm
- ci/cd
- aws
- sre
- azure
- gcp
- python
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