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Description In This Role, Your Responsibilities Will Be: Design, implement, maintain, and continuously improve robust CI/CD pipelines to enable efficient, reliable, and scalable software delivery.Automate software build, testing, packaging, deployment, release, and environment provisioning processes to improve quality, speed, and consistency.Maintain and optimize build, test, and deployment environments across multiple operating systems, platforms, and software configurations.Administer and support Azure, VMware vSphere, servers, virtual machines, storage, networking, and related infrastructure, ensuring security, availability, scalability, and performance.Manage and maintain DevOps tools and platforms, including source control, build, release, code quality, and artifact management solutions.Integrate automated testing, security scanning, static code analysis, software composition analysis, and quality gates into CI/CD workflows using tools such as Coverity and Black Duck.Support automated functional, integration, installation, upgrade, compatibility, and hardware-in-the-loop testing processes.Manage software artifacts, packages, dependencies, installers, certificates, software signing, and secure build and release credentials.Develop and maintain automation tools, scripts, and solutions using Python, Shell, and related technologies to improve developer productivity and reduce manual effort.Administer and support containerized platforms and workloads using Docker, Kubernetes, and OpenShift.Contribute to Infrastructure as Code (IaC) initiatives to standardize and automate infrastructure provisioning, configuration management, and deployment processes.Monitor application and infrastructure health through logging, monitoring, and alerting solutions, driving operational excellence and system reliability.Troubleshoot and resolve complex build, deployment, infrastructure, networking, platform, and software configuration issues; perform root cause analysis and implement preventive measures.Support application servers, web servers, middleware platforms, and related technologies.Define, implement, and promote DevOps standards, best practices, technical documentation, operational procedures, and troubleshooting guides.Collaborate with development, QA, security, and infrastructure teams to improve the end-to-end software delivery lifecycle and coordinate cross-functional issue resolution.Participate in Agile/Scrum ceremonies, release readiness activities, deployment validation, continuous improvement initiatives, and resolution of issues affecting software delivery.Evaluate, recommend, and introduce new DevOps, cloud, automation, infrastructure, and testing technologies to enhance platform capabilities and operational efficiency.Who You Are: B.E/B. Tech or M. Tech in Computer Science, Information Technology or a related Engineering discipline.For This Role, You Will Need: 6-9 years of experience as Lead DevOps Engineer responsible for design, maintain, and improve the systems, and infrastructure, used to build, package, and release enterprise software Experience designing, implementing, and supporting CI/CD pipelines using tools such as Jenkins, Azure DevOps, GitHub Actions, or similar platforms.Strong scripting and automation experience using Python, PowerShell, Shell, Batch scripting, or comparable languages.Knowledge of software development practices and object-oriented programming languages such as C#, C++, or similar technologies.Experience with source control systems and branching strategies using Git, SVN, or equivalent version control platforms.Hands-on experience managing Windows Server and Windows-based build, test, and application environments.Familiarity with cloud platforms including Microsoft Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP).Experience with virtualization technologies such as VMware vSphere, ESXi, virtual machines, templates, and automated environment provisioning.Understanding and practical experience with Infrastructure as Code (IaC), configuration management, and infrastructure automation tools such as Terraform.Experience with automated testing frameworks and tools including NUnit, VSTest, Ranorex, or similar technologies.Familiarity with build, packaging, and dependency management tools such as MSBuild, Visual Studio toolchains, NuGet, InstallShield, Artifactory, and related repository solutions.Knowledge of relational databases and SQL, including querying and analyzing build, test, and operational data.Understanding of software quality practices, static code analysis, software composition analysis (SCA), secure software supply chain principles, and application security controls.Experience with code signing, digital certificates, secrets management, credential security, and secure release processes.Working knowledge of networking, storage, backup, server infrastructure, and related enterprise platform technologies.Experience with containerization and orchestration technologies such as
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