CPT DevOps Jobs
DevOps roles connect directly to computer science, information systems, and software engineering curricula, making CPT authorization straightforward for students in these programs. Work in CI/CD pipelines, cloud infrastructure, containerization, and site reliability maps cleanly to coursework, which is the core requirement DSOs look for when approving CPT. Many DevOps positions accept part-time schedules, making them practical during active semesters.
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We're a member-owned property and casualty insurer designed exclusively for financially successful families and driven by a purpose of doing what is right for our members. Our reciprocal model focuses on service and doing what is right for the membership: we provide exceptional service, hospitality and care, we partner with our members to help prevent losses and we create smart insurance solutions at fair prices.
We aim for our members to love their insurance. It is our mission is to create a membership experience so compelling that our members never want to leave.
Who We Are
We want to be transparent about what we expect from each other. From PURE, you can expect:
Opportunities to stretch and grow: your professional and personal development matters to us. We’re committed to providing experiences through on-the-job learning and professional development that increase your impact and rewards.
Clarity and kindness: you can rely on us to be open, honest and supportive, offering clarity on what success looks like.
Support in good times and bad: we believe in showing up for each other consistently, not only when it’s easy. You can expect a thoughtful partner, even when we disagree.
A community that cares: we are committed to sustaining a community in which each person feels cared for as an individual. We lift each other up, celebrate wins together and support one another through challenges in work and life.
Who You Are
All of the strongest relationships are a partnership- a two way street. So here’s what we ask of you:
- Aim to bring your best every day: you’re here because you want to be part of a team that makes a real impact and aims high.
- Be a student and a teacher: share your knowledge and talents and be willing to listen and learn from those around you.
- Get comfortable being uncomfortable: we face tough moments and obstacles with a “courage over comfort” approach and a positive, solutions-oriented mindset.
- Be a culture builder: building a positive culture is everyone's responsibility, based on care, respect and openness to diverse perspectives.
About the Role.
This internship is designed to provide practical, hands-on experience in platform engineering while delivering meaningful improvements to internal developer tooling, deployment processes, and automation practices.
The intern will work on a project within the IT Infrastructure and Integration area, with a focus on improving engineering efficiency, standardization, and operational maturity. The work will expose the intern to modern cloud and DevOps practices in an AWS-based environment and provide experience contributing to real business-critical systems.
What You’ll Do.
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Integration Middleware Deployment Promotion Standardization: The intern will help standardize the process for promoting integration middleware code across environments (development, QA, and production) by introducing automated API validation. This includes running Postman collections as part of the DevOps pipeline to ensure consistency and reliability during deployments.
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Automated Repository Documentation: The intern may work on improving documentation consistency across repositories by defining documentation standards, creating reusable templates, and building GitHub Actions to automatically generate or maintain repository documentation as part of CI pipelines.
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Technical Debt Reduction and Platform Templates: The intern may contribute to reducing technical debt by maintaining the API inventory in LeanIX, developing new templates for building AWS infrastructure using AWS CDK, creating reusable templates for AWS Step Functions and event-driven integrations (API Gateway → EventBridge → Lambda).
What You'll Need.
- Basic proficiency in at least one programming language such as Python, Java, or Node.js.
- Familiarity with agentic workflows, AI/LLM tools, or related automation concepts is preferred.
- Exposure to AWS cloud services and cloud-native development practices is a plus, but not required.
Meet the Leadership Team:
- Jenny Wadkins, Senior Cloud Engineer
- Banu Pradeep, Director, Head of Integration Architecture
The base rate for this role is $30/hour. This is a part-time summer internship running approximately eight to twelve weeks, subject to business needs. The ideal candidate will be expected to work up to 20-30 hours/week.
Want to Learn More?
- [Our Values]
- [Our Benefits]
- [Our Community Impact]
- [Our Leadership]
What We Do
We're a member-owned property and casualty insurer designed exclusively for financially successful families and driven by a purpose of doing what is right for our members. Our reciprocal model focuses on service and doing what is right for the membership: we provide exceptional service, hospitality and care, we partner with our members to help prevent losses and we create smart insurance solutions at fair prices.
We aim for our members to love their insurance. It is our mission is to create a membership experience so compelling that our members never want to leave.
Who We Are
We want to be transparent about what we expect from each other. From PURE, you can expect:
Opportunities to stretch and grow: your professional and personal development matters to us. We’re committed to providing experiences through on-the-job learning and professional development that increase your impact and rewards.
Clarity and kindness: you can rely on us to be open, honest and supportive, offering clarity on what success looks like.
Support in good times and bad: we believe in showing up for each other consistently, not only when it’s easy. You can expect a thoughtful partner, even when we disagree.
A community that cares: we are committed to sustaining a community in which each person feels cared for as an individual. We lift each other up, celebrate wins together and support one another through challenges in work and life.
Who You Are
All of the strongest relationships are a partnership- a two way street. So here’s what we ask of you:
- Aim to bring your best every day: you’re here because you want to be part of a team that makes a real impact and aims high.
- Be a student and a teacher: share your knowledge and talents and be willing to listen and learn from those around you.
- Get comfortable being uncomfortable: we face tough moments and obstacles with a “courage over comfort” approach and a positive, solutions-oriented mindset.
- Be a culture builder: building a positive culture is everyone's responsibility, based on care, respect and openness to diverse perspectives.
About the Role.
This internship is designed to provide practical, hands-on experience in platform engineering while delivering meaningful improvements to internal developer tooling, deployment processes, and automation practices.
The intern will work on a project within the IT Infrastructure and Integration area, with a focus on improving engineering efficiency, standardization, and operational maturity. The work will expose the intern to modern cloud and DevOps practices in an AWS-based environment and provide experience contributing to real business-critical systems.
What You’ll Do.
-
Integration Middleware Deployment Promotion Standardization: The intern will help standardize the process for promoting integration middleware code across environments (development, QA, and production) by introducing automated API validation. This includes running Postman collections as part of the DevOps pipeline to ensure consistency and reliability during deployments.
-
Automated Repository Documentation: The intern may work on improving documentation consistency across repositories by defining documentation standards, creating reusable templates, and building GitHub Actions to automatically generate or maintain repository documentation as part of CI pipelines.
-
Technical Debt Reduction and Platform Templates: The intern may contribute to reducing technical debt by maintaining the API inventory in LeanIX, developing new templates for building AWS infrastructure using AWS CDK, creating reusable templates for AWS Step Functions and event-driven integrations (API Gateway → EventBridge → Lambda).
What You'll Need.
- Basic proficiency in at least one programming language such as Python, Java, or Node.js.
- Familiarity with agentic workflows, AI/LLM tools, or related automation concepts is preferred.
- Exposure to AWS cloud services and cloud-native development practices is a plus, but not required.
Meet the Leadership Team:
- Jenny Wadkins, Senior Cloud Engineer
- Banu Pradeep, Director, Head of Integration Architecture
The base rate for this role is $30/hour. This is a part-time summer internship running approximately eight to twelve weeks, subject to business needs. The ideal candidate will be expected to work up to 20-30 hours/week.
Want to Learn More?
- [Our Values]
- [Our Benefits]
- [Our Community Impact]
- [Our Leadership]
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Get Access To All JobsDevOps CPT: Frequently Asked Questions
How does DevOps work qualify for CPT authorization?
CPT requires that your work be an integral part of your curriculum, and DevOps roles satisfy this clearly for students in computer science, information systems, cloud computing, and software engineering programs. Tasks like managing CI/CD pipelines, configuring Kubernetes clusters, writing infrastructure-as-code with Terraform, or supporting cloud deployments on AWS or Azure map directly to coursework in these programs. Your DSO will look for that connection when reviewing your authorization request, so framing your role description around specific technical responsibilities strengthens your case.
What academic documentation do I need to get CPT approved for a DevOps role?
Your school will typically require an offer letter from the employer describing your job duties, confirmation that the role connects to your degree program, and enrollment in a co-op or practicum course tied to the CPT. The offer letter should describe the technical work specifically, such as automation, deployment pipelines, or cloud infrastructure management, rather than using vague titles alone. Your DSO reviews these materials and issues the updated I-20 authorizing CPT before you start work.
Can I work part-time as a DevOps CPT student during the semester?
Yes, and part-time CPT under 20 hours per week is the most common arrangement during active semesters. DevOps roles often lend themselves well to part-time schedules because infrastructure maintenance, monitoring, and automation work can be structured around set hours. Full-time CPT is available during summer and winter breaks. Keep in mind that accumulating 12 or more months of full-time CPT across your program makes you ineligible for OPT, so plan your authorizations carefully if you intend to use OPT after graduation.
How do I find DevOps CPT positions that are realistic for students?
Migrate Mate is the most effective starting point because it filters specifically for roles open to CPT students, saving you from applying to positions where your work authorization will be a barrier. Beyond the job board, smaller technology companies and startups are often more flexible than large enterprises when it comes to accommodating student schedules and CPT paperwork, since there is no cost or USCIS filing required from the employer. University career centers and alumni networks in software and cloud engineering are also worth engaging early in your search.
Do DevOps employers need to file anything with USCIS for CPT hires?
No. CPT authorization is handled entirely by your school, not USCIS. The employer's only obligation is to provide an offer letter describing your role and duties, which your DSO uses to evaluate the CPT request and issue your updated I-20. There are no petitions, no government fees, and no waiting on federal processing. This makes CPT significantly faster and simpler for employers than other work authorization types, which is a genuine advantage when approaching companies that have not previously hired international students.
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