We are looking for a Senior DevOps / Platform Engineer to own the end-to-end cloud infrastructure, reliability, security, and CI/CD platforms for our platform products. This is a high-ownership, hands-on role responsible for building and operating production-grade infrastructure that supports high availability, regulatory compliance, scalability, and cost efficiency.
Requirements
- Design, deploy, and operate cloud-native infrastructure on AWS or Azure
- Own Kubernetes-based microservices infrastructure across environments (prod, staging, dev)
- Define infra standards, environments, networking, and release guardrails
- Manage databases, caches, queues, and supporting infra from a platform perspective
- Define and enforce SLOs / SLAs for critical user and payment flows
- Build for high availability, auto-scaling, and fault tolerance
- Implement zero-downtime deployments and safe rollout strategies
- Own incident response, postmortems (RCA), and preventive action plans
- Plan capacity and scaling for traffic spikes and seasonal peaks
- Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines for backend, frontend, and mobile applications
- Standardize deployment pipelines with rollback, approvals, and auditability
- Enable faster, safer releases without compromising reliability
- Own the observability stack across services and infrastructure
- Implement monitoring for: latency, throughput, error rates, infrastructure health, payment and checkout flows
- Define alerting strategies aligned with business impact, not noise
- Own platform-level security posture and compliance readiness
- Implement and manage: secrets management and key rotation, IAM, RBAC, and least-privilege access, network security, TLS, WAFs, and audit logging
- Partner with security/compliance stakeholders during audits and reviews
- Ensure infrastructure is audit-ready (logs, access trails, change history)
- Monitor and optimize cloud costs across environments
- Design infra with cost-efficiency in mind without sacrificing reliability
- Provide visibility into infra usage and cost drivers