General Motors

General Motors

Senior Ansible Automation & Platform Engineer

Mountain View, Santa Clara County · Senior

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 126 days ago
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About the role

  • The Role: The Senior Ansible Automation & Platform Engineer is a strategic member of the organization's Ansible Automation Platform (AAP)-responsible for its architecture, roadmap development, efficient operation, governance, and enterprise-wide adoption.
  • This role blends deep technical mastery with platform engineering leadership, ensuring that automation becomes a scalable, secure, and customer-centric capability across the enterprise.
  • The Senior Ansible Automation & Platform Engineer is a strategic member of the organization's Ansible Automation Platform (AAP)-responsible for its architecture, roadmap development, efficient operation, governance, and enterprise-wide adoption.

Responsibilities

  • You will envision, design and evolve the …

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