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AWS Cloud Engineer

Urbansoft · Sandton, Johannesburg

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AWS Cloud Engineer

  • MDM (Master Data Management) Build high-performance, low-latency APIs for:
  • Creating and updating data
  • Searching and filtering attributes
  • Managing identifiers, relationships, and metadata
  • Use Amazon API Gateway (HTTP/REST APIs) and AWS Lambda or container-based runtimes.
  • Implement caching layers (API Gateway cache / Redis via ElastiCache) for performance. Data Layer (PostgreSQL)
  • Develop normalized & optimized PostgreSQL schema,
  • Implement indexing, partitioning, materialized views, and query tuning.
  • Create CDC-based sync for downstream systems as needed.
  • Ensure ACID consistency for transactional workloads.
  • Real-time Ingestion, Build real-time pipelines using:
  • API Gateway + Lambda
  • Implement idempotency, deduplication, and real-time validations. Security & Compliance
  • Implement authentication/authorization using: •

AWS Iam

  • API Keys / OAuth2
  • Ensure encryption, auditing, logging, PII compliance (POPIA/GDPR). Observability & Performance
  • Implement monitoring using CloudWatch dashboards, X-Ray tracing.
  • Optimize API performance
  • Scale PostgreSQL using Aurora PostgreSQL, read replicas, and connection pooling. CI/CD & DevOps
  • Build secure pipelines using:
  • Azure,
  • CloudFormation,
  • docker Core Technical Skills •

AWS API

Gateway (REST/HTTP), Lambda, Step Functions, EventBridge, SQS, SNS, PostgreSQL,

  • PostgreSQL performance tuning & schema design
  • js / Python for API development
  • AWS serverless and container-based architectures (Fargate/ECS)
  • AWS Glue, S3, Glue Catalog, batch

Etl Mdm

concepts:

Must Have

  • matching, deduplication, golden record
  • Performance tuning at API, DB, and network layers
  • Experience in building microservices or APIs using Docker containers