Senior Devops Engineer 3
Kissht · Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
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Kissht · Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
We are looking for an experienced DevOps Engineer (Level 3) to design, automate, and optimize cloud infrastructure. You will play a key role in CI/CD automation, cloud management, observability, and security, ensuring scalable and reliable systems. Key Responsibilities: • Design and manage AWS environments using Terraform/Ansible. • Build and optimize deployment pipelines (Jenkins, ArgoCD, AWS CodePipeline). • Deploy and maintain EKS, ECS clusters. • Implement OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, Grafana for logs, metrics, and tracing. • Manage and scale cloud-native microservices efficiently. Required Skills: • Proven experience in DevOps, system administration, or software development. • Strong knowledge of AWS. • Programming languages: Python, Go, Bash, are good to have • Experience with IAC tools like Terraform, Ansible • Solid understanding of CI/CD tools (Jenkins, ArgoCD , AWS CodePipeline). • Experience in containers and orchestration tools like Kubernetes (EKS) • Understanding of OpenTelemetry observability stack (logs, metrics, traces). Good to have: • Experience with container orchestration platforms (e.g., EKS, ECS). • Familiarity with serverless architecture and tools (e.g., AWS Lambda). • Experience using monitoring tools like DataDog/ NewRelic, CloudWatch, Prometheus/Grafana • Experience with managing more than 20+ cloud-native microservices. • Previous experience of working in a startup. Education & Experience: Bachelors degree in computer science, Information Technology, or a related field (or equivalent work experience). Note: Please apply only if you have: • Managed 100+ production microservices • Hands-on experience administering production Amazon EKS clusters • Worked with Terraform and ArgoCD/GitOps in production • Experience troubleshooting production Kubernetes environments Applications that do not meet these core requirements are unlikely to be considered.