DevOps Engineer
Hearst
DevOps Engineer
Hearst
Global media and information services conglomerate
Black Book is looking for a Mid-to-Senior DevOps Engineer with a minimum of 3 years’ experience in DevOps and Cloud Infrastructure Operations to help build, automate and operate the CI/CD and cloud platforms that support our automotive data and technology products.
As part of the Hearst Transportation group, Black Book combines automotive expertise, data science, predictive analytics, APIs and modern cloud technology to help dealerships, lenders, OEMs, insurers, fleet operators and other automotive businesses make better decisions.
You’ll work closely with software engineers, data engineers, data scientists and analysts to improve how applications and infrastructure are built, deployed, monitored and supported.
Hybrid: This hybrid role is based in our Lawrenceville, Georgia office.
This is not a ticket-driven infrastructure role. We’re looking for an engineer who enjoys automation, troubleshooting complex problems, improving platforms and taking ownership from idea through production.
Our environment includes:
AWS • Kubernetes/EKS • Pulumi • Argo CD • Azure DevOps • Python • PowerShell • Bash • Linux • Windows • Grafana • AI Engineering Tools
You don’t need experience with every tool. Strong engineering fundamentals, curiosity and the ability to learn matter more than matching our stack exactly.
Experience with any of the following is helpful, but not required:
EKS, Helm, Argo CD, Datadog, Grafana, Prometheus, networking and DNS, REST or GraphQL APIs, .NET, Node.js, DevSecOps, SRE practices, MCP servers or AI agent/tool integrations.
We value engineers who can:
We view AI as an engineering multiplier, not a substitute for engineering judgment.
We value engineers who:
As part of Hearst, Black Book offers modern, flexible benefits designed to support you and your family. Benefits include:
Hearst is a global, diversified media, information, and services group with magazines, newspapers, TV and radio stations, and business information brands. It earns revenue from advertising, subscriptions, and the sale of information services across its media brands, including Fitch Ratings. Its products span consumer magazines (Cosmopolitan, ELLE, Esquire, Men's Health), TV and radio broadcasting, and data services for automotive, medical, and financial industries. Its goal is to be a leading worldwide provider of trusted media content and data-driven information services for individuals and large businesses.
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