Overview
PepsiCo is seeking a highly motivated and skilled PepsiConnect DevOps Engineer to support and enhance our cloud-native platform capabilities. This role will be responsible for managing Azure infrastructure, source code repositories, CI/CD pipelines, Kubernetes (AKS) environments, and GitOps deployments using ArgoCD. The ideal candidate will play a key role in ensuring secure, scalable, reliable, and cost-effective platform operations while enabling rapid application delivery through automation and DevOps best practices.
The position will collaborate closely with development, architecture, security, and operations teams to drive infrastructure modernization, platform standardization, operational excellence, and continuous improvement across the PepsiConnect ecosystem. This role is critical in strengthening internal DevOps capabilities and reducing reliance on external vendors while supporting business-critical digital initiatives.
Responsibilities
Design, implement, and maintain Azure cloud infrastructure to support PepsiConnect applications and services.
Manage source code repositories, branching strategies, access controls, and release processes using Azure DevOps and Git-based platforms.
Develop, maintain, and optimize CI/CD pipelines to enable secure and automated application deployments.
Deploy, administer, and support Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) clusters across development, testing, and production environments.
Implement and manage GitOps deployment practices using ArgoCD to ensure reliable and auditable releases.
Develop Infrastructure as Code (IaC) solutions using Terraform, ARM, or Bicep templates to automate infrastructure provisioning.
Monitor platform health, performance, and availability using cloud-native monitoring and logging tools.
Troubleshoot and resolve infrastructure, deployment, and platform-related issues to ensure operational stability.
Drive cloud governance, security compliance, vulnerability remediation, and operational best pra
📌 DevOps Engineer – Azure (India)
🏢 PepsiCo
📍 India