Cloud Engineer

About Keyfactor
Our mission is to securely connect the world: humans, machines, and AI. Keyfactor is the leader in trust infrastructure for AI and machines, helping the world’s largest enterprises and government agencies take control of the cryptographic identities that safeguard every digital interaction. Behind the platform is a global team of people who care deeply about the work and each other. We move fast, think big, and show up for one another every day. If you’re looking for work that matters and a team that brings out your best, we hope you’ll trust your future with Keyfactor!
Title: Cloud Engineer
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Experience: Senior
Job Function: Cloud Operations
Employment Type: Full-Time
Industry: Computer and Network Security
About the position
The Cloud Engineer manages and improves cloud infrastructure and services within established standards and patterns. This role contributes directly to system reliability, security, and operational efficiency while owning solutions of low to moderate complexity. Cloud Engineers participate fully in operational support, incident response, and remediation activities, applying sound judgment when implementing changes within defined guardrails.
The position can based in our Stockholm, we follow a hybrid work model with excellent flexible working practices. Applicants must hold a valid Right to Work in Sweden.
Responsibilities
Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
Works independently with Infrastructure as Code toolsets to deploy and enhance cloud infrastructure
Writes new or enhances existing infrastructure code of low to moderate complexity
Seeks review for higher-risk or non-standard changes and participates in peer code reviews

Configuration
Builds and maintains configuration code to support reliable and secure services
Implements configuration changes independently within established patterns
Reviews and supports configuration work performed by less senior peers when needed

Data Center Operations
Maintains an accurate and up-to-date inventory of all physical hardware within the data center, such as HSMs, USBs, Smartcards, SSDs and Shock-Proof cases. Informs supervisor when certain materials are running low.
Maintains detailed records of all data center operation activities, including changes to tamper evident bag numbers, incidents, and access to client materials. Follows proper procedures on strict guidelines for Root Signings, Disaster Recovery, CRLs and CSR signings. Ensures proper asset disposal procedures are followed.
Is able to follow documented procedures on how to properly handle sophisticated hardware security modules and KVM devices. Can perform configurations of the hardware security module and KVM with supervision from more senior peers.

Task Automation
Develops automation using scripting languages, REST APIs, Azure Automation Runbooks, Azure Function
Apps, and DevOps pipelines
Delivers automation solutions of low to moderate complexity that improve operational consistency
Participates in automation reviews and knowledge sharing

Networking
Applies cloud networking concepts to maintain a strong security posture
Implements approved networking changes aligned with established protocols and standards
Seeks guidance for complex or non-standard networking scenarios

Monitoring & Alerting
Works with Azure Monitor to administer and enhance monitoring and alerting configurations
Ensures systems are monitored appropriately and alerts are actionable
Supports improvements to observability and incident detection

Patch Management
Coordinates and executes patch management activities
Troubleshoots routine patching issues independently and escalates complex cases as needed

PKI Knowledge
Applies working knowledge of PKI concepts in support of customer and hosted environments
Performs PKI-related tasks with minimal supervision
Reviews routine PKI work completed by less senior engineers
Participates in cross-functional certificate reviews

Product Knowledge
Works with Keyfactor’s hosted products and core functionality
Deploys and configures products to a baseline or moderate complexity level
Performs low to moderate complexity troubleshooting
Supports operational readiness and stability of hosted offerings

Minimum Qualifications, Education, and Skills
High School Diploma or equivalent experience
2 to 5 years of related work experience and general knowledge within their functional area
Hands-on experience with Microsoft Azure, including native services and tooling
Experience with Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and configuration management tools
Proficiency in PowerShell scripting (medium to high complexity)
Strong Windows systems administration experience, including Windows Roles & Features and
Active Directory
Strong problem-solving skills, with the ability to troubleshoot moderately to highly complex issues
Effective written and verbal communication skills with a professional demeanor
Strong organizational, time-management, and attention-to-detail skills
Proven ability to collaborate within and across teams
Self-motivated with the ability to manage projects to completion with some oversight
Able to thrive in a fast-paced, deadline driven environment

Travel Requirements
Up to 15% travel time required

Compensation
Salary will be commensurate with experience.