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Staff DevOps Engineer, Federal/National Security
About this role
About Us Red Cell Partners is an incubation firm building and investing in rapidly scalable technology-led companies that are bringing revolutionary advancements to market in three distinct practice areas: healthcare, cyber, and national security. United by a shared sense of duty and deep belief in the power of innovation, Red Cell is developing powerful tools and solutions to address our Nation’s most pressing problems.
About The Role We are looking for a hands-on DevOps Engineer to build the secure delivery and deployment foundation for Red Cell Federal. You will start with a largely blank slate. Your initial focus will be designing and implementing CI/CD, software promotion, infrastructure automation, and operational processes for software deployed across unclassified, controlled, and classified environments. You will also contribute to the technical work required to pursue and maintain federal authorization requirements.
As customer deployments grow, you will become a critical connection point between our software teams and restricted customer environments. In situations where other engineers cannot access the environment or receive its logs, you will diagnose issues, coordinate fixes, and safely deploy corrected artifacts. This role is well suited to someone who has built DevOps systems before, has strong technical judgment, and wants genuine ownership rather than a mature platform to maintain.
What You’ll Do Design and build Red Cell Federal’s CI/CD and software promotion pipelines from the ground up. Establish secure processes for promoting software across unclassified, controlled, and classified environments. Support ATO-related technical activities for software agents and customer deployments. Build repeatable deployment, release, rollback, monitoring, and troubleshooting capabilities. Deploy and operate software in government and customer-controlled environments.
Diagnose issues in environments where logs, data, or direct access cannot be shared broadly. Partner with software and platform engineering teams to isolate problems and deliver corrected artifacts. Define infrastructure-as-code, configuration management, secrets management, and artifact-handling practices. Help establish operational and compliance practices appropriate for federal work. Evaluate tools and architecture based on security, reliability, portability, and mission requirements.