Design and govern DevOps architecture for Azure-hosted, cloud-native platforms.
Define Kubernetes platform patterns, workload standards and Helm chart practices for repeatable application delivery.
Establish scalable CI/CD, infrastructure automation and release engineering standards across delivery teams.
Drive platform reliability, security, high availability and operational readiness for production environments.
Provide technical leadership on architecture decisions, engineering standards and adoption of modern DevOps practices.
Skills Required:
14 - 20 years of experience in DevOps, cloud engineering, platform architecture or related roles.
Extensive experience architecting Microsoft Azure solutions and enterprise DevOps platforms.
Strong expertise in Kubernetes architecture, orchestration and production platform design.
Hands-on experience creating and governing Helm charts for Kubernetes application deployment.
Demonstrated ability to define scalable, secure and highly available cloud delivery architectures.
Good to Have:
Linux administration, Python scripting and GitLab experience.
Education: B.E. or B.Tech in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Electronics, Electrical, Communication, Control and Instrumentation, or a related engineering discipline.
Most IT Jobs posts in Bangalore ask for 3–6 years of experience (41% of 3795 that say).
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