Job Description:
About the Company
Kaleris is a global leader in supply chain execution, focused on accelerating the transformation of digital supply chain for industrial and finished goods shippers and carriers by combining best-in-class solutions for industry-specific challenges tied to yard management, shipment visibility, and asset management, across rail, truck, and multi-mode transportation.
Our cloud-based solutions connect shippers, carriers, and drivers to the Kaleris platform where visibility across multiple modes and nodes are connected and deliver powerful analytics and second to none, enterprise-level execution.
Many of the world's largest shippers rely on Kaleris solutions for mission-critical workflows to achieve the confidence and clarity necessary to make moves ahead of the curve. Kaleris is backed by Accel-KKR, a leading technology-focused private equity firm with deep domain expertise in supply chain management software and solutions.
Role Summary:
We're seeking a skilled and motivated Senior DevOps Engineer to join our Marine DevOps team.
DevOps is a development-oriented approach, and you will implement and maintain a DevOps platform that supports development teams for our products. We are passionate about automating routines, infrastructure, and the whole software development lifecycle. Day-to-day, you will engage directly with internal customers, like Software Engineers, QA Engineers, and numerous other teams, to better optimize their workflows through automation and well-designed systems. You will be involved in migrating applications to containers, deploying them in public clouds (AWS, Azure), deploying and promoting recent services for internal clients, and automating every single part of those applications. Observability and security are also priorities.
Responsibilities:
• Design and manage cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure) using infrastructure as code (Terraform, OpenTofu).
• Build and maintain CI pipelines for automated builds and
📌 Senior Devops Engineer Chennai (India)
🏢 Kaleris
📍 India