• Architect and build the first versions of AI agents • Design and implement custom AI solutions • Work with data teams to turn proprietary data into context for AI agents • Lead, grow, and edit a lean team of AI-native full-stack generalists • Spend time with prospective customers to understand pain points

About Gruntwork: Gruntwork is on a mission to transform the way DevOps is done. Let’s face it: designing, launching, and managing infrastructure is still a terrible experience for most organizations, but it doesn’t have to be that way! We are globally recognized both for our open source tools used by thousands of companies from startups to Fortune 500s, and our thought leadership on how DevOps should be done. About this role: The SME Contractor is primarily focused on writing/maintaining our OpenTofu IaC code library within the Kubernetes and Networking “subject matter expertise.” The role is intended to be a very flexible part time role, tickets are assigned and generally have a 1-3 day SLA, so there’s flexibility as to when work gets done. You’re very comfortable with AWS, and feel you are an expert on a certain subset of AWS’s services, such as networking, databases, security etc. You’re familiar with testing OpenTofu code with tools like Terratest or the built in tofu test capability. You’re very organized, comfortable working independently. You’re comfortable acting as a tech lead, running projects, tracking work in a tool like Jira or Linear and communicating with other team members to ensure broader objectives are met. This is a mid-level contractor position, paid based on an hourly rate. We expect an average of ~20 hours of work per week, with the possibility of up to 30 hours depending on your availability and skill level. One of the great perks of contracting is flex time — you’ll have control over when you work. That said, we do expect to support some customers in the EU time zone, so there may occasionally be a need to work on weekends (Saturday/Sunday) depending on scheduling and coverage needs. What you’ll work on: The Infrastructure as Code library - The Gruntwork Library contains over 300K lines of reusable, battle-tested, production-ready infrastructure code for AWS. World Class Customer Support Part of your role will include participating in business-hours only support within your specific subject matter expertise area to: Help resolve customer tickets and knowledge base posts Keep GitHub issues and external PRs up to date Ensure modules are kept up to date with 3rd party tool releases Help create and maintain a clean GitHub Project backlog Teach Gruntwork and DevOps best-practices Automate and document solutions so that problems are mitigated for future users Open Source Contribute to our open source projects, including Terragrunt, Terratest, cloud-nuke, bash-commons, boilerplate and more Qualifications for Success: About you: We’re looking for a Grunt who: Loves making customers happy. You're on a mission to making customers happy and successful. You're eager to leverage your talents to meet their needs. Loves to learn. You're excited abut learning new things, and looking to be at the forefront of Sales and DevOps best practices. Loves a challenge . You like to perform at your best by aiming high while also taking care of yourself and those around you. Cares about your fellow humans. You look to make personal connections with the people you work with, and you want to work for a company whose mission and people you believe in. Has extensive AWS foundations experience. You have worked for years with AWS, have deep familiarity with AWS networking (VPC), foundational best practices (Organizations, SCPs, Landing Zone), and security best practices. Has extensive Terraform experience. You have directly authored plenty of Terraform modules, you've operated Terraform in prod and can speak from your years of experience, and you're excited to use OpenTofu. Has a passion for DevOps best practices. You're passionate about the best way to run modern cloud infrastructure in a secure, convenient, and enjoyable way. Our interview process: After you apply for this role, here's the process we'll go through to evaluate a mutual fit: Phone screen. We'll do a quick phone screen to assess a general fit. Tech interview. We'll talk shop with you to see if we're on the same page about the technical requirements for the role. Paid Contracting Trial period: We'll pay you for the opportunity to work together for 3-5 days. Offer! We're very pleased to be working together!

• Support VistA and Ambient AI Scribe interface testing across Primary Care pilot and go-live sites. • Assist in validating system interactions and technical workflows within CPRS/VistA environments. • Identify technical gaps, workflow dependencies, and operational impacts observed during testing. • Attend training sessions, office hours, and technical support calls to troubleshoot issues in real time. • Monitor collaboration platforms to identify and respond to emerging technical issues. • Work with multiple Ambient AI vendors independently to troubleshoot technical issues impacting providers. • Conduct workflow reviews with VA programs evaluating Ambient AI Scribe capabilities. • Support testing and evaluation of peripheral equipment.

• Design, develop, and optimize Generative AI solutions (LLMs, RAG systems, AI agents). • Fine-tune, evaluate, and deploy large language models for enterprise use cases. • Build and maintain end-to-end AI pipelines, from data ingestion to inference. • Implement Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) using vector databases and knowledge stores. • Integrate GenAI solutions with existing systems via APIs and microservices. • Optimize model performance, latency, and cost on cloud platforms (OCI, AWS, Azure, or GCP). • Collaborate with product, data, and engineering teams to translate business needs into AI solutions. • Ensure AI solutions follow best practices in security, governance, and responsible AI. • Stay up to date with the latest developments in GenAI, LLMs, and AI tooling.