Hire a Dedicated AWS DevOps Engineer
Hiring a dedicated AWS DevOps engineer means bringing on an AWS-certified engineer who builds your CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure as code and container orchestration — working exclusively on your project, without the overhead of a full-time hire. Onboard in as little as 3–5 business days.
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DevOps Skills Your Dedicated
Engineer Brings
Every engineer we place is AWS-certified and screened for hands-on production experience — not just certification exams.
CI/CD Pipelines
AWS CodePipeline, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, GitHub Actions and Jenkins — automated build, test and release workflows.
Infrastructure as Code
Terraform, AWS CDK and CloudFormation — repeatable, version-controlled infrastructure with no manual console changes.
Container Orchestration
ECS, EKS and Kubernetes — cluster management, service mesh configuration and rolling deployments.
Monitoring & Observability
CloudWatch, Prometheus and Grafana — metrics, logging, tracing and alerting so incidents get caught early.
Security & Compliance Automation
IAM least-privilege policies, automated security scanning and compliance checks built into the pipeline.
Cost Optimisation
Right-sizing, auto-scaling policies and cost monitoring to keep your AWS bill proportional to actual usage.
Built to Fit
How Your Team Works
Outsourcing only works if it fits how your team actually operates.
Daily stand-ups and live collaboration scheduled around your working hours.
Clear, USD-based quotes with no hidden fees or surprise costs.
Practices aligned with modern data privacy standards, backed by NDAs on every engagement.
One business day response time on new enquiries, 3–5 business days to onboard.
Hire an AWS DevOps Engineer
However You Need Them
Start small and scale up, or bring on a full-time dedicated engineer from day one.
Hourly
Pay only for hours worked — ideal for well-scoped tasks, pipeline audits or short-term fixes.
- No minimum commitment period
- Best for one-off tasks
- Flexible scheduling
Part-Time
A dedicated engineer for a set number of hours per week — the most common choice for ongoing work.
- Consistent weekly capacity
- Same engineer throughout
- Easy to scale to full-time
Full-Time
A engineer working exclusively on your infrastructure, full working days — like an in-house hire, without the overhead.
- Dedicated 8 hours/day
- Deepest infrastructure context
- Best for long-term roadmaps
From Enquiry to
Onboarded Engineer
A straightforward four-step process, built to move fast.
- Step 1
Submit your infrastructure and pipeline requirements.
- Step 2
Discuss scope, timeline and seniority with our team.
- Step 3
Choose hourly, part-time or full-time, and interview shortlisted engineers.
- Step 4
Onboard your engineer and start work within 3–5 business days.
Every Engineer Is Screened
Before You Meet Them
Certification alone isn't enough — here's what we check before a engineer is put forward for your project.
AWS certification verified
We confirm active AWS DevOps Engineer / SysOps certifications directly, not just resume claims.
Hands-on pipeline & IaC test
A practical CI/CD and infrastructure-as-code exercise, not just a theory interview.
Production incident experience
We look for real production on-call and incident-response experience, not just sandbox projects.
Communication & English fluency
Clear written and spoken communication, tested before any client introduction.
Businesses We've
Placed DevOps Engineers With
Across industries, dedicated DevOps engineers slot into existing teams and workflows.
Why Businesses Hire
DevOps Engineers Through Eternal
An AWS Consulting Partner, not a freelancer marketplace — with the accountability that comes with it.
AWS-Verified
Every engineer's certification is confirmed directly, not taken on trust.
NDA & IP Protection
Full IP ownership and confidentiality on every engagement, from day one.
No Long Lock-Ins
Scale up, scale down, or end the engagement without lengthy contracts.
Backed by a Team
Access to a wider AWS Consulting Partner team, not a single point of failure.
Transparent Pricing
USD quotes with no hidden costs or surprise fees.
Fast Onboarding
Start work within 3–5 business days of your first enquiry.
What Our Clients
Have To Say
Frank feedback from clients who've hired AWS engineers through Eternal.
“Large scale MongoDB development delivering multi type content within complex collections with embedded typing and logic and in multiple languages on AWS. Technically complex but delivered faultlessly. Thanks everyone at Eternal, job very well done!”
“The Eternal team did an excellent job setting up our application. It was a complex scenario with several legacy issues, but they worked swiftly and communication was excellent, all managed through a very helpful online project management system. I will definitely be using them again in the future.”
“Great team to work with, they fixed a very difficult problem which 5 other coders could not figure out. They did in an hour. Amazing team, will hire again for future projects.”
Hiring an AWS DevOps Engineer,
Answered
Cost, process, tooling and how a dedicated engineer differs from a consulting engagement.
What does an AWS DevOps engineer do?
Builds and maintains the CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure-as-code templates, container orchestration and monitoring systems that let your team ship to AWS quickly and reliably.
How much does it cost to hire an AWS DevOps engineer?
Cost depends on the engagement model, seniority and project complexity. We offer transparent, competitive pricing with no hidden fees — contact us for a tailored quote.
How do I hire an AWS DevOps engineer from Eternal?
Submit your requirements, discuss scope with our team, choose an engagement model, interview shortlisted engineers, and onboard within 3–5 business days.
What CI/CD and IaC tools do your engineers use?
AWS CodePipeline, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, GitHub Actions and Jenkins for CI/CD, plus Terraform, AWS CDK and CloudFormation for infrastructure as code.
Can your engineers manage container orchestration?
Yes — ECS, EKS and Kubernetes, including cluster management, service mesh configuration and rolling deployments.
Do I get a dedicated engineer or a shared resource?
Dedicated — your engineer works only on your project during contracted hours, across all three engagement models.
Can a DevOps engineer help reduce our cloud costs?
Yes — right-sizing, auto-scaling, cost monitoring and identifying unused resources are core parts of the work.
Can I scale my AWS DevOps team up or down?
Yes — start with one engineer and expand as your infrastructure grows, or scale down after a major release, with no long lock-in periods.
Is a DevOps engineer the same as a DevOps developer?
Yes — the two terms refer to the same role and are used interchangeably. "DevOps engineer" is the more common job title across the industry, including AWS's own certification, AWS Certified DevOps Engineer – Professional.
Let's Find Your
AWS DevOps Engineer
Tell us what you're building — we'll come back with next steps and a tailored quote.
- AWS-certified, dedicated engineers
- Transparent, USD-based pricing
- 15-minute email response time
