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CIS Automation & Orchestration Engineer

LTM · Bangalore, Chennai

📅 18/08/2026
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Job Description:- Design implement and maintain automation workflows using Python Shell Scripting and Ansible Build and manage CICD pipelines with Jenkins to streamline deployment and integration processes Operate confidently with Linux environments as a power user with the ability to troubleshoot script and operate effectively without requiring adminlevel expertise Collaborate with crossfunctional teams to support develop and release automation Read and interpret technical documentation to understand new tools and concepts quickly Contribute to infrastructure reliability and scalability through automation best practices Communicate clearly and effectively with technical and nontechnical stakeholders Continuously improve automation strategies to reduce manual effort and increase system resilience To be successful in this role you should meet the following requirements Proven experience in automation using Python Shell scripting and Ansible Handson experience with Jenkins for CICD pipeline development and maintenance Strong working knowledge of Linux systems and commandline operations Ability to absorb and apply technical documentation even for unfamiliar technologies like IBM MQ Solid understanding of integration concepts and distributed systems Prior IBM MQ experience not required Excellent communication skills both written and verbal A proactive mindset with the ability to work independently and collaboratively Passion for continuous improvements and infrastructureascode principles
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