About the Role:

Crowd Strike's engineering organization depends on shared infrastructure platforms that power critical product capabilities. These platforms need dedicated engineering ownership to operate reliably, scale safely, harden for security, and mature into self-service capabilities that teams can depend on.

You'll own production infrastructure that spans multiple cloud providers and regions, serving engineering teams across the organization. The work is equal parts platform engineering and operational excellence — building automation, hardening security, establishing governance, and enabling consuming teams to adopt these platforms effectively. You'll also help shape what comes next as the team's scope grows.

We're hiring at all seniority levels — scope and compensation adjust accordingly.

Location - Pune

What You'll Do:
Run production infrastructure - Deploy, upgrade, and maintain platform services across multiple clouds and regions on Kubernetes.




Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines - Make it secure and fast to ship infrastructure changes using Git Ops workflows and release automation.
Build control planes - Create the APIs and tooling that make provisioning and scaling repeatable and self-service.
Own capacity planning - Track usage, forecast growth, right-size clusters, and keep infrastructure costs in check.
Build observability - Set up metrics, dashboards, and alerts using Prometheus and Grafana. Write runbooks that make on-call clear and actionable.
Own on-call and incidents - Join the on-call rotation, resolve issues, write postmortems, and turn repeat problems into automation.
Automate everything - Deployments, upgrades, certificate rotations, failover. If you do it by hand more than once, automate it.
Driving system reliability by blending software engineering principles with AI-driven automation, moving from reactive firefighting to proactive, automated operations.
Harden security - set up auth, encryption, secret rotation, and network policies.

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