Cognition02/13/2026

DevOps Engineer, Federal

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Responsibilities

  • 01Architect, own, and maintain the end-to-end technical lifecycle of complex, mission-critical federal enterprise deployments and their environments
  • 02Work directly with customer engineering and GTM teams to define deployment scope, ensuring compliance with security controls and federal regulations
  • 03Provide technical depth on strategic deployments; serving as the trusted expert on deployment, security, and platform architecture
  • 04Contribute directly to the core product codebase to improve deployability, operability, and reliability across a variety of environments
  • 05Translate field learnings and customer pain points into actionable product direction: scope requirements, define solutions, and drive implementation
  • 06Build product extensions, integrations, and automation using Cognition's APIs and platform primitives to unblock deployments
  • 07Serve as the key technical and connective link between the Federal team and core infrastructure engineering teams
  • 08Handle escalated technical issues and provide architectural judgment requiring deep debugging and systems analysis

Requirements

  • 01Strong engineering foundation with a proven ability to build, debug, and maintain complex, distributed systems
  • 022+ years of experience as a software engineer
  • 03Experience working within the government or working in a government focused company
  • 04Direct experience in implementing compliance and security controls required for federal or highly regulated environments
  • 05Proficiency in Python, TypeScript, or similar; comfort navigating unfamiliar codebases
  • 06Have a track record of pursuing excellence at high levels, in any domain
  • 07Have operated cross-functionally—whether at a startup wearing multiple hats or by driving product/commercial thinking at a larger company