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Voya Financial

Financial services: retirement, investments, insurance

Director, Cloud Automation Engineering

Engineering LeadershipConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time$149.8k - $198.4k /yrIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
  • At least 10 years of experience in infrastructure, platform, or cloud engineering, including hands-on infrastructure-as-code experience.
  • At least 5 years in a leadership role directly managing engineers delivering cloud infrastructure automation.
  • Expert-level Terraform experience, including module design, state management, provider and version pinning, and multi-environment workspace/state strategy.
  • Expert-level Ansible experience, including roles, collections, execution environments, and production experience with Ansible Automation Platform job templates, workflow templates, role-based access control, and credential management.
  • Hands-on GitOps experience with ArgoCD or an equivalent tool on Kubernetes or OpenShift.
  • Deep experience building continuous integration and continuous delivery pipelines, such as GitHub Actions, including version-pinned artifact promotion across Development, Test, Acceptance, and Production environments.
  • Hands-on experience with policy-as-code and static/composition-analysis tooling, including OPA or equivalent policy engines, infrastructure linting and configuration scanners, Ansible lint/testing frameworks, and CVE/software composition analysis scanners.
  • Experience with artifact management platforms such as JFrog Artifactory, including software bill of materials generation and artifact signing.
  • Hands-on multi-cloud experience across Azure, AWS, and/or OCI, including compute, networking, and disaster-recovery/failover automation.
  • Experience with enterprise secrets-management platforms such as CyberArk Conjur or HashiCorp Vault, and eliminating secrets-in-code patterns.
  • Working knowledge of SIEM/observability integration for audit logging and security-event retention requirements.
  • Demonstrated experience operating in a regulated, audited environment, preferably financial services, including SDLC governance frameworks, segregation-of-duties controls, and formal change/release management.
  • Experience running or contributing to control audits, including branch protection, committer/collaborator review, secrets scanning, and CI coverage, and translating findings into a prioritized remediation roadmap.
  • Ability to translate technical and compliance findings into a business-risk narrative for senior stakeholders.
  • Ability to manage stakeholders across security, compliance, and application engineering teams.
  • Ability to operate as both an individual contributor writing production code and pipelines, and a people leader accountable for team output.

Responsibilities

  • Architect and personally build Terraform pipelines anchored on the shared-module repository and Ansible/AAP pipelines across Azure, AWS, and OCI, replacing live branch-sync and direct-apply patterns with version-pinned, gated promotion.
  • Design and implement GitOps delivery through ArgoCD/OpenShift GitOps, moving self-syncing application patterns to a discrete build-and-gate stage.
  • Define reference architectures, module/role standards, and reusable shared-module conventions, including CI, CODEOWNERS, branch protection, and semantic version tagging, and enforce them across consumer repositories.
  • Own end-to-end remediation of the Terraform uplift and Ansible greenfield rebuild, including committer-limit enforcement, branch protection and peer review, version-pinned promotion across Dev/Test/Acceptance/Prod, and independent release-owner approval gates before production.
  • Build and mature the security tooling stack, including static analysis and policy-as-code for Terraform and Ansible, plus software composition analysis and secret scanning across the estate.
  • Establish SIEM and audit-trail coverage for Git activity, plan/apply and job-execution events, and secrets access; own the formal exception process for tooling choices that deviate from enterprise standards.
  • Close artifact-provenance gaps by generating software bills of materials and publishing signed artifacts for every build that reaches production.
  • Conduct forensic, evidence-based audits of live infrastructure-as-code estates, covering repository inventory, collaborator and committer counts, CI coverage, secrets hygiene, and tag/version currency, to quantify governance gaps and develop the business case for remediation or rebuild.
  • Identify and close shadow-repository and personal-namespace automation risks; consolidate automation on sanctioned, organization-owned repositories.
  • Partner with Change Management, Release Management, and the Change Advisory Board to map pipeline gates to formal change records, approval boards, and code-freeze/pre-production lockdown windows.
  • Own automation supporting live production workloads across Azure, AWS, and OCI, including VM lifecycle, disaster-recovery failover, and capacity management, ensuring changes use gated, auditable pipelines rather than console, SSH, or unreviewed branch-sync paths.
  • Partner with automation-platform owners to move control-plane configuration, including job templates, role-based access control, and credential scopes, to config-as-code with version-pinning discipline.
  • Build, lead, and grow a team of cloud and platform engineers, balancing hands-on architecture and code contribution with hiring, performance management, and career development.
  • Serve as the escalation point and technical authority for cloud automation architecture decisions; mentor engineers on secure pipeline design and infrastructure-as-code practices.
  • Represent cloud automation engineering in enterprise architecture, security, and compliance forums; translate technical risk and roadmap into actionable terms for senior technology and business stakeholders.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience with modern SIEM/observability stacks beyond traditional log-management tools.
  • Familiarity with Red Hat OpenShift GitOps or equivalent enterprise Kubernetes platforms.
  • Experience establishing a greenfield automation platform from scratch, not only uplifting an existing platform.
  • Background contributing to or leading formal IT control audits or SOX-adjacent evidence packages.

About the Company

Voya Financial

Financial services: retirement, investments, insurance

Voya Financial provides retirement planning, investment management, and insurance products for individuals, employers, and institutions, mainly in the United States. Its products help individuals save and grow wealth for retirement, while employers offer retirement plans and benefits within their workforce, and institutions receive tailored investment management. The company earns fees from investment management and premiums from insurance policies, creating recurring revenue from long-term client relationships. Voya differentiates itself by emphasizing corporate responsibility, inclusiveness, and ESG-aligned practices to attract clients and talent, rather than competing only on price or returns. Its goal is to help clients achieve financial confidence and security by offering a broad, client-centric suite of financial services to support stable, long-term financial well-being.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2014

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