Descrição da vaga
We have active HIPAA-related projects in flight — and we need an AWS engineer who can own the infrastructure and security layer. This is not a plug-and-play setup role. We need someone who thinks in systems, writes infrastructure as code, and understands that a misconfigured IAM policy in a healthcare context is not a learning opportunity — it's a liability. The backend work will be handled with AI-augmented development, so the right person will focus on architecture, security posture, and compliance — not boilerplate.
The Role
- Design and implement HIPAA-compliant AWS infrastructure from the ground up (or audit/harden existing setups)
- Configure IAM policies, VPCs, KMS encryption, and CloudTrail audit logging
- Ensure PHI never touches a public subnet — and that the team understands why
- Set up and manage audit logging pipelines (CloudTrail + CloudWatch + AWS Config)
- Define and enforce encryption at rest and in transit across all relevant services
- Write infrastructure as code using Terraform or AWS CDK
- Work alongside our dev team and advise on security decisions throughout the project lifecycle
- Potentially own backend development for net-new projects (scoped separately)
Requisitos
- AI Proficiency (Mainly in Claude.ai)
- AWS Core
- IAM — least-privilege policies, roles, SCPs, MFA enforcement
- VPC — private/public subnet design, security groups, NACLs, VPC endpoints
- KMS — encryption at rest (S3, RDS, EBS), key rotation, customer-managed keys
- CloudTrail + CloudWatch + AWS Config — audit logging is a hard HIPAA requirement
- Secrets Manager — zero hardcoded credentials, ever
- RDS/Aurora or DynamoDB with encryption and automated backups
- Infrastructure as Code
- Terraform or AWS CDK — security config lives in code, not in console clicks
- Security posture
- GuardDuty, Security Hub, and ideally Prowler for compliance scanning
- Solid understanding of which AWS services are HIPAA-eligible and which are not
- Knows what a BAA is and why it matters before a single byte of PHI goes anywhere
- Regulated environment experience
- 3+ years hands-on AWS experience
- Prior exposure to at least one regulated workload — HIPAA, SOC 2, PCI DSS, or LGPD — is a strong plus
- Comfortable working with a remote, async team
Nice to have
- AWS Security Specialty or Solutions Architect Professional certification
- Experience with Supabase or PostgreSQL in regulated contexts
- Claude Certification