DevOps Associate
Digital Hands
DevOps Associate
Digital Hands
Managed security services: MDR and SIEM
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Digital Hands is an innovative Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) with a mission to protect customer data and make technology available, productive and secure with the strongest talent in the cyber industry. Members of the Digital Hands Team work with leading technologies and protect a dynamic set of enterprise-class customers including best-known brands in the hospitality, financial, manufacturing and communications industries. Digital Hands employees enjoy competitive compensation and benefits, training opportunities, personal skills development, and opportunities for professional advancement across the organization.
Digital Hands is comprised of innovators leading from the front, fueled by a desire to achieve, test new boundaries, and a determination to do whatever it takes to get there first every time. Ideal candidates believe in the mission and vision of the company and have a genuine love for what they do. At Digital Hands, we take ownership, obsess over our promises, anticipate our customers' needs. and get ahead of every threat so that our customers can focus on their business with the peace of mind that only comes from knowing their cyberworld is secure.
Digital Hands is looking for an DevOps Associate to build, deploy, maintain and improve the applications, cloud services, integrations and automation our Security Operations Center (SOC) runs on. You’ll write code, ship it to the cloud, connect systems through APIs and databases, and support and extend ServiceNow, working side by side with the DevOps team ServiceNow administrators and SOC team members.
This is a full-time, onsite role based at Digital Hands Headquarters in Tampa, Florida.
What You’d Actually Be Doing
Writing code that runs the operation. You’ll write, test, debug and maintain scripts, services, integrations and automation in Python, JavaScript or similar languages. If someone is doing the same task by hand every day, you’re the person who makes that stop.
Shipping to the cloud. You’ll deploy and maintain applications in AWS, GCP or similar environments, using cloud-native and serverless services where they make sense, and learn how those applications are operated, monitored and improved once they’re live.
Connecting systems and data. You’ll work with REST APIs, event-driven services, queues, and relational and non-relational databases to tie platforms together and keep operational workflows moving.
Making delivery better. You’ll contribute to source control, code review, testing, release processes, monitoring, documentation and infrastructure-as-code practices, so what we ship is easier to trust and easier to maintain.
Finding root causes, not just symptoms. When an application, integration, platform or cloud service misbehaves, you’ll investigate, find out why, and put in a durable fix that improves performance and reliability.
Supporting and extending ServiceNow. You’ll administer and configure users, groups, roles, permissions, forms, notifications, reports, dashboards and workflows, and support ServiceNow integrations and automation, including Flow Designer, as part of the broader DevOps environment.
Partnering with the SOC. You’ll work with DevOps and SOC teams to improve the applications, integrations and workflows used to deliver cybersecurity services to our customers.
Writing it down and making it simpler. You’ll maintain technical documentation, procedures, configuration records and knowledge articles, and keep an eye out for processes that could be simplified or automated.
What Makes This Exciting and Interesting
This is an early-career role with a wide surface area. In the same week you might be a developer, a cloud engineer, an integration troubleshooter and a ServiceNow administrator. ServiceNow is a secondary part of the job, but an important one, and you’ll need to support and extend it while you keep growing your broader DevOps and development skills.
You’ll also be getting up to speed in an unfamiliar codebase and technical environment, inside a fast-paced MSSP where the systems you touch are the ones the SOC depends on to serve customers. That’s a lot to learn, and it’s exactly why it’s a strong place to build a foundation in DevOps engineering.
How We Work
We use AI coding tools like GitHub Copilot, Claude Code and Cursor to write, debug and refactor code, and we expect the judgment to review and validate what they produce. We give and receive code review feedback openly. We’d rather fix something durably once than patch it three times, and we’re always looking for the next manual process to automate.
This position does not perform security monitoring or incident analysis. Your work directly supports the systems and workflows the SOC relies on, but your job is to build, run and improve that technology, not to work the alerts.
What You Bring
Even Better If You Have
How We’ll Know It’s Working
Within your first few months, you’ll be finding your way around our codebase and cloud environment on your own, shipping fixes and automations the DevOps and SOC teams rely on, and handling day-to-day ServiceNow work without needing a hand.
Digital Hands is dedicated to a diverse and inclusive workplace and culture, and proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, reproductive health decisions, or related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, status as a protected veteran, status as an individual with a disability, genetic information, political views or activity, or other applicable legally protected characteristics.
Digital Hands is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities and disabled veterans in our job application procedures. If you need assistance or an accommodation due to a disability, please contact us at [email protected].
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Managed security services: MDR and SIEM
Digital Hands is a managed security services provider offering MDR, SIEM, and advanced endpoint protection for businesses of all sizes. It works by delivering 24/7 security monitoring, threat intelligence, threat hunting, and incident analysis, all powered by proprietary technologies and a team of analysts, with automated incident response delivered on a subscription basis. The company differentiates itself through the combination of MDR, SIEM, and endpoint protection with strong automation and hands-on security expertise to accelerate detection, investigation, and response. Its goal is to provide steady, predictable security outcomes by continuously monitoring, detecting, and guiding clients through containment and recovery after cyber threats.
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