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Your AWS account grew by hand: a console-built setup nobody dares touch, a bill nobody can explain, deploys that depend on one person. We place an engineer who writes it down as code, tightens access and finds out where the money goes. We will not promise a savings percentage, but we will show you what we find.

The bill, explained
Oversized instances, idle resources and storage that never expires
Your account, limited access
The account stays in your name; the engineer gets scoped IAM access

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What an AWS engineer does in a real account

AWS has hundreds of services, and most businesses need about ten of them, set up well. Much of the value is in saying no: to Kubernetes you do not need, and to serverless that will cost more than one small server.

Turns console clicks into code

Existing resources are imported into Terraform, CloudFormation or CDK, so the setup can be reviewed, repeated and rebuilt. A staging copy stops being a project of its own, and nobody has to remember which box was ticked.

Reads the bill and acts on it

Cost Explorer shows where the money goes. The usual culprits are oversized instances, idle resources, storage with no expiry, NAT gateway traffic and commitments that do not match real use.

Tightens access and recovery

No day-to-day use of the root account, IAM roles scoped to what each person needs, private subnets for databases, and backups that have actually been restored. Then a deploy pipeline, so production changes stop being manual.

How to judge an AWS engineer in one call

  • Ask how they would bring an existing hand-built setup under Terraform without downtime risk
  • Ask which line on an AWS bill they would look at first
  • Ask when they would pick ECS, EKS, Lambda or a plain EC2 server for your app
  • Ask how they would give a contractor access, and take it away again
  • Ask when they last tested a restore, and what went wrong

Choose your developer level

Compare AWS developer levels, experience, and monthly rates (160 h per month, retainer discount; USD, invoiced in USD, GBP, EUR or INR). Every level is available on hourly, monthly, or dedicated-team engagements; short pieces of work are from $20/h.

Junior AWS Developer

Entry Level1-2 years~$2,200/month
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Routine changes through existing Terraform, S3 and CloudFront set-up, alarms and small Lambda functions, with a senior person reviewing. Should not hold production admin rights.

Mid-Level AWS Developer

Mid Level2-4 years~$3,250/month
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Builds environments in code, containers on ECS, RDS set-ups, Lambda and API Gateway services, and carries out the cost fixes a senior person has identified.

Senior AWS Solutions Architect

Expert Level4+ years~$5,400/month
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Plans moves to AWS with a staged cutover and tested rollback, designs multi-account set-ups and network layout, and decides what to rehost and what to change later.

AWS DevOps Engineer

Senior Level3-5 years~$5,400/month
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Deploy pipelines, infrastructure as code, CloudWatch dashboards and alerts that mean something. For a team tired of manual releases.

What the work usually touches

Tools that come up on AWS engagements. If your project runs on something else, say so in your brief.

Primary Technologies

EC2 and Auto Scaling
Lambda and API Gateway
S3 and CloudFront
RDS and DynamoDB
VPC networking
IAM
Terraform, CloudFormation, CDK
CloudWatch and Cost Explorer
ECS and EKS

How a AWS engagement runs

Your developer is part of our engineering team in India with 3โ€“5 hours of overlap with the UK and Europe; US calls by appointment.

Usually a project first

Most AWS work is bounded: a move, a clean-up, a pipeline. We scope and quote those. A monthly engineer makes sense when the infrastructure keeps changing with the product.

What to send us

Roughly what you run, your monthly bill, how you deploy today and what worries you most. After a call we confirm who is free and a start date.

About our proof

Most of our work is delivered under NDA, so many projects cannot be named. Our published work does not include an AWS case study, so ask us on the call about work similar to yours.

Hours and incidents

Your engineer shares 3โ€“5 hours with your UK or European day, and US calls are by appointment. If you need overnight incident cover, raise it in your brief, because our published rates do not include it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about hiring AWS developers from itmarkerz.

Can you help migrate our infrastructure to AWS?
Yes, as a fixed-scope project or with an engineer working alongside your team. We plan each move with a staged cutover and a tested rollback plan, and we decide what to rehost and what to change after looking at your systems.
Whose AWS account does the engineer work in?
Yours. We recommend the account stays in your company's name, with access for the engineer limited through IAM to what the work needs, so you can remove it at any point.
Can they bring down our AWS bill?
Often, but we won't promise a percentage. The usual starting points are oversized instances, idle resources, storage that never expires and commitments that don't match real use. Cost Explorer shows where the money goes first.
Terraform, CloudFormation or CDK?
Whichever you already use. If you have none, Terraform suits an estate that may span clouds, and CloudFormation or CDK suits one that will stay on AWS.

Tell us what worries you about the account

The bill, the access, or the one person who knows how it works. We reply within one business day (IST) and suggest either a scoped job or a monthly engineer.

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