Role
As our Senior DevOps Engineer, you will own our cloud infrastructure and lead the AWS migration in-house - end to end, without leaning on an external vendor. You are strong across cloud, containers, CI/CD, security, data, and AI infrastructure (with deep specialization in at least one of them). You have more production experience than a mid-level engineer and can walk the talk: you’ve actually built and run these systems, not just talked about them. You have genuinely “been there, done that” with production databases and real infrastructure. You can lead and mentor.

What this role is NOT
Not an ML researcher or data scientist. You will not train, fine-tune, or invent models, and you don’t need ML math, research, or a PhD.
Not a narrow database-only or single-tool specialist. We need range.
Not an application developer. You partner with the product/app team; you don’t build features.
Not a pure on-prem sysadmin. This is cloud-native and AWS-first.
Not an “AI thought leader” role. We need an operator who is AI-literate, not a keynote speaker.





You are an anti-candidate if (please don’t apply)…
Your AWS experience is a certification and a tutorial, not production systems you owned and paid for.
You’ve never owned infrastructure end to end - you only followed runbooks someone else wrote.
You’re a one-trick specialist who “just does databases” (or just one tool) and can’t operate across the stack.
You talk a outstanding game but can’t walk it - you can’t point to systems you actually built and ran.
You think “DevOps” means one CI tool, or that clicking around a cloud console is infrastructure.
You’ve never written Infrastructure as Code, or you deploy to production by hand.
You cannot explain, simply, what a container is, what an LLM token / context window is, or the difference between managed inference (Bedrock) and self-hosted GPU (RunPod).
You dismiss AI as hype - or you’re all AI hype with no operational depth. This role needs both feet on the ground: real ops and re

📌 DevOps Engineer (India)
🏢 APAS
📍 India