Job Title - DevOps Engineer
Experience - 6 to 10 years
Location - Noida
Required Skills:
- Hands-on IaC (Infrastructure as Code) development experience for at least 4 years.
- Clear understanding of AWS core services (Compute, N/w, Storage, DB, etc.) or GCP core services (Compute, N/w, Storage, DB, etc.) or both.
- Clear understanding of Kubernetes
- Terraform code development
- GitLab CI/CD pipeline development
- Ansible scripts development
We have the responsibility of developing and maintaining IaC (Infrastructure as Code) scripts enabling to setup a standard architecture based on several Kubernetes clusters and several database services (MySQL, Postgres and Cassandra), fully compatible with the constraints and security requirements of the “landing zone” and CD pipelines defined by our transversal Cloud Operations team. While our implementation is specific to the underlying Cloud Provider technologies and services, it allows project teams to deploy their application/microservices on a standard and secure Kubernetes infrastructure, independently from the underlying public Cloud Provider. Two implementations exist: on AWS and on GCP.
We are looking to hire an engineer for our Engineering Competency Center in Noida that would be part of this Blueprint team. This role will be part of Cloud Engineering, within Digital Engineering & Services group.
All those infrastructure components are written using the Hashicorp terraform language with some pipelines based on Gitlab CI solution – from there, all the continuous deployment is managed.
About SII India
SII India is a leading engineering and technology services company delivering innovative digital, engineering, and cybersecurity solutions to global enterprises. We specialize in Aerospace, Automotive, Rail, Energy, and Industrial sectors, helping customers accelerate innovation through cutting-edge technologies. With a strong focus on engineering excellence, quality, and innovation, SII India empowers organizations to build secure, reliable, and future-ready solutions.
