Cloud Engineer

About

The Cloud Engineer will provision and manage GCP infrastructure required for the data platform, ensuring secure, scalable, and automated deployments.

Responsibilities

• Provision GCP resources (BigQuery, GCS, Dataflow, Composer, IAM, Networking)
• Implement Infrastructure as Code using Terraform
• Configure networking (VPC, VPN/Interconnect if needed), IAM, and security controls
• Set up monitoring, logging, alerting (Cloud Monitoring/Logging)
• Manage environments (DEV/UAT/PROD) and deployment pipelines
• Support data engineering team with platform setup and troubleshooting

Qualifications

• 4–7 years in cloud engineering; strong experience with GCP
• Hands-on Terraform experience (modules, state management)
• Experience with GCP services: BigQuery, GCS, IAM, VPC, Composer
• Knowledge of CI/CD pipelines
• Understanding of security best practices (IAM, KMS, secrets)

Nice to Have

• Experience with data platforms / analytics workloads
• Experience with cost optimization and resource governance

Soft Skills

• Strong troubleshooting and ownership mindset
• Collaboration with cross-functional teams
• Agile delivery experience

CGI is providing a reasonable estimate of the pay range for this role. The determination of this range includes factors such as skill set level, geographic market, experience and training, and licenses and certifications. Compensation decisions depend on the facts and circumstances of each case. A reasonable estimate of the current range is $95,–$,. This role is a future opportunity.

Use of the term ‘engineering’ in this job posting refers to the technical sense related to Information Technology (IT) and does not imply that the individual practices engineering or possesses the requisite license as prescribed by the applicable provincial or territorial engineering regulator. We are seeking individuals with expertise in IT engineering-related functions, but licensure from an engineering regulator is not a prerequisite for this position. Engineering is a regulated profession in Canada which is restricted in terms of use of titles and designation.