Cloud Infrastructure

InfoTrack Canada is a fast-growing legal technology company modernizing the infrastructure that connects law firms, lenders, title insurers, government registries and other ecosystem partners. As a flexible, forward-thinking, and inclusive employer, we embrace individuality. We value your strengths and encourage you to pursue a sense of accomplishment in our supportive and dynamic culture. InfoTrack is a place where you can grow and develop in your career, all while being your authentic self.

ROLE OVERVIEW

As the Cloud Infrastructure and DevSecOps Engineer, you will own the end-to-end cloud infrastructure and deployment pipeline for InfoTrack Canada. You will unblock critical environment work, accelerate developer velocity through faster builds and reproducible environments, and provide same-timezone incident response for Canadian operations. This is a high-impact role at the intersection of infrastructure engineering, DevSecOps, and emerging AI platform delivery — sitting within InfoTrack’s Global IT team and working closely with engineering squads across Australia, the US, and Canada.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

• Lead the staging/production environment separation projects end to end, delivering a clean, stable environment topology the whole org can build on.
• Re-architect and optimise our CI/CD pipelines so build and deployment times drop meaningfully — developer velocity is your scoreboard, not just uptime.
• Build and maintain infrastructure-as-code that makes every environment reproducible, auditable, and version-controlled. If it's not in code, it doesn't count.
• Be the first line of same-timezone incident response for Canadian systems, reducing how much we lean on Australia and US teams during local outages.
• Stand up on-demand, epoxy environments to power our AI prototyping initiative — isolated, short-lived environments engineers can spin up and tear down without friction.
• Partner with engineering, product, and security teams to keep infrastructure decisions aligned with business needs and security standards, not made in a vacuum.
• Define and track the KPIs that matter — infrastructure reliability, build performance, deployment frequency, environment availability — and report on them in a way senior stakeholders can act on.
• Liaise with global infrastructure and DevOps peers in Australia, the US, and the UK to keep shared platforms, tooling, and standards aligned across regions.
• Own the security and compliance posture of our cloud platform — from best-practice implementation to audit-readiness — and bring a strategic point of view on where our infrastructure roadmap should go next.

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

• 5+ years of progressive experience in cloud infrastructure and DevSecOps, with hands-on depth on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) as primary cloud; hands-on experience with AWS, GCP & Azure is a plus. You've shipped infrastructure work, not just planned it.
• Proven experience automating infrastructure provisioning with IaC tools such as Terraform or Pulumi — you think in code-defined environments by default.
• Strong experience with GitHub and GitHub Actions for CI/CD is required; familiarity with NX monorepo tooling is a nice-to-have.
• Strong experience automating Windows and Linux server management on cloud infrastructure — manual server upkeep isn't how you operate.
• Hands-on experience with Kubernetes, MySQL, Postgres, MongoDB, DynamoDB, API gateways (e.g. Kong), and routing & networking (e.g. Istio, VPCs) — this is a full-stack infrastructure role, not a single-tool specialty.
• A track record of building strong working relationships with developers, dev managers, tech leads, and solution architects. You'll need to earn credibility with engineering teams fast, not just with infrastructure peers.
• The ability to equip a team of engineers with the right tools and insights to make good decisions, and to maintain a strong infrastructure-as-code mentality across the platform.
• Working knowledge of monitoring and logging systems — Datadog, Elastic Search, Zabbix, Grafana, Prometheus — and comfort turning that data into reports senior management can act on.
• Experience with ISO/SOC 2 compliance or equivalent best-practice frameworks (e.g., Wiz), plus familiarity with security tooling such as SIEM and CrowdStrike, and enough security fluency to speak to penetration testing and remediation strategy.
• Strong documentation ins