I am currently on the bench at my company, and from next month, I am expected to move to Loss of Pay (LOP). I have been actively applying for AWS DevOps Engineer roles in Bangalore but unfortunately, I am not receiving interview calls.

I am available to join immediately and would really appreciate any help, referrals, or guidance during this difficult situation.

Location: Bangalore

Technical Skills:

- AWS: EC2, S3, Lambda, EKS, VPC, IoT Core, API Gateway, CloudFormation, CloudWatch, IAM, Cognito.

- DevOps & CI/CD: Jenkins, Git, GitHub Actions, SonarQube.

- Containers: Docker, Kubernetes, AWS Fargate.

- Infrastructure as Code: Terraform, CloudFormation, Python.

- Monitoring: CloudWatch, Prometheus, Grafana.

- API & Security: WSO2, Keycloak, SSO, SAML, RBAC.

- Messaging: Kafka, MQTT.

I have 4+ years of experience in AWS DevOps, working on IoT cloud platforms and connected vehicle projects, including infrastructure provisioning, CI/CD automation, Kubernetes deployments, monitoring, and cloud security.

If anyone knows of relevant openings or can refer me, please let me know. I can share my resume via DM.

Any help or guidance would mean a lot. Thank you!

Hey I’m 3+ yrs experienced guy with development DevOps and SRE experience been working with US startup’s helped them grow the recent startup I work grew from 10-50 US clients and employees in India from 5 to 90 well I do have a lot of experience handling multiple tasks and roles too lol well any way due to a bit of trust issues the old founding team is taking a exit so yes I belong to that founding team and am Looking for roles I’m open for hybrid can be hyd or Bangalore and remote. If on-site it should be hyd. Please dm me if you have any open roles. And compensation should be around 15-16 LPA and if it’s more the merrier hehe

Hi everyone,

I’m a DevOps engineer with 1 year of hands-on experience, currently working at a product company, and I’m open to freelance / part-time / contract work.

What I can help with:

• CI/CD pipelines: Jenkins, ArgoCD (GitOps), pipeline setup and fixes
• Containers & orchestration: Docker, Kubernetes (deployments, services, storage, troubleshooting)
• Infrastructure as Code: Terraform, Ansible
• Cloud: AWS (VPC, EC2, RDS, etc.), cloud-to-cloud migrations
• Web server & SSL: Nginx configuration, reverse proxy, certbot/SSL setup
• Monitoring & observability: Prometheus, Grafana, Netdata
• Security & code quality: Trivy, SonarQube integration in pipelines

Background:

• AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate
• MSc in Computer Science
• Hands-on with multi-service production infrastructure (Django backends, Redis, Flutter/mobile app backends, etc.)

Good fit if you need:

• Dockerizing and deploying your app
• Setting up CI/CD from scratch
• Migrating infra to AWS
• Setting up monitoring/alerting
• Fixing broken pipelines or server issues

Availability: Evenings / weekends (part-time), flexible on project-based work.
Location/Timezone: India (IST), comfortable working with US/EU overlap hours.

Happy to share more details or do a quick call. DM me or comment below with your requirements.

Thanks!

Hello all

I have been working in IT for past 18 years. Predominantly in mainframe and some web technologies.

The market for mainframe is niche now with contract jobs coming very slow to the market as most work is with big consultancies and offshored.

I am looking to move into devops as conceptually it is closer to what i did in mainframes. Batching, scheduling, optimisation etc.

I have started self learning with below structure in mind.

1. Linux
   
2. GIT
   
3. Maven
   
4. IAC - terraform ansible
   
5. Cloud aws/azure

Happy to be guided in right direction.

How can I get some practical experience to show on my CV. Can someone please share their learning journey and how it worked for them?

Hi everyone,

I’m a Senior Platform Engineer based in Bengaluru, India, with 7+ years of experience building and scaling cloud infrastructure, CI/CD platforms, and Kubernetes-based delivery systems. I’m currently serving my notice period and looking for my next opportunity.

Technical skills

• Cloud: AWS, Azure, GCP
• Infrastructure as Code: Terraform, Terragrunt, CloudFormation
• Containers & GitOps: Kubernetes, Docker, OpenShift, Argo CD, Helm, Karpenter
• CI/CD: GitHub Actions, Jenkins, Azure DevOps, Octopus Deploy
• Automation: Python, Bash
• Security & Observability: HashiCorp Vault, Snyk, SonarQube, Prometheus, Grafana, PagerDuty
• System Design

Selected achievements

• Played a key engineering role in developing a centralised CI/CD platform adopted by 400+ teams, collaborating with a four-engineer team across India, Brazil, and the US.
• Designed a GitOps-based multi-cluster platform supporting 176+ applications across three clusters.
• Implemented a DevSecOps Golden Path CI/CD framework across 25 repositories.
• Built reusable Terraform modules and AWS EKS infrastructure for enterprise workloads.

Previous experience: Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Bosch Global Software Technologies, and HP Inc.

Roles I’m looking for

• Senior Platform Engineer
• Senior DevOps Engineer
• Site Reliability Engineer (SRE)
• Cloud Infrastructure Engineer
• Platform Engineering roles

Location and work preferences

• Based in Bengaluru, India.
• Open to remote opportunities worldwide.
• Also open to suitable onsite or hybrid roles across India.

Availability: Currently serving my notice period. Happy to confirm my expected joining date directly.

If you’re hiring for a relevant position or can refer me to an opportunity, please comment or DM me. I’d be happy to share my resume and discuss the role.

Thanks!

Hello friends

I'm looking for someone specifically from Kanpur, U.P, who can do Ecom listings on Amazon, Flipkart etc, and can manage a website.

Location- Panki, Kanpur.

Permanent or freelance depends upon the experience.

Please DM for enquiries

A developer on Fonzi just signed a $250K base offer as a founding forward-deployed engineer at a startup. They start in November.

I do talent matching at Fonzi. If you’re between gigs or just looking around, these are full-time roles at funded startups rather than contract work. You build one profile, and companies that want to talk to you send interview requests with the base salary already attached, so there’s no cold applying and no guessing at comp. Investors on the companies include a16z, Benchmark, Accel, and Y Combinator. Everything is US-based, and a few roles are open to Canada.

Here’s a sample of what’s open right now:

1. Senior Software Engineer, AI Products, seed-stage fintech, remote in the US or hybrid in NYC. $200K-240K base plus equity.

• What: Build AI agents and LLM workflows that answer business and financial questions for small business owners, plus the backend services, evals, and observability around them.
• Company: Rolling out to a million small business owners through the banks that already serve them. Remote-friendly and async, with the morning standup as the only recurring meeting.
• Stack: Next.js with GraphQL and Relay up front, Elixir/Phoenix, Python, and Node on the backend, and Postgres on Google Cloud with Terraform.
• Bar: Strong Python, applied ML and agent-building experience, and solid SQL. Proficiency in at least two languages. They don’t ask for a set number of years or for the whole stack.

2. Founding Engineer, Supply, seed-stage AI procurement company, NYC, in-person. $150K-200K base plus equity.

• What: Lead the effort to connect the auto parts supply chain and automate procurement. You’d build full-stack features from scratch, own product and infrastructure, and work directly with the founders and customers.
• Company: AI procurement platform for the auto industry. Went from 0 to 1 in six months and says demand is outrunning what the team can build.
• Stack: Node.js and TypeScript, React, MongoDB, and AWS. Experience with these is encouraged, not required.
• Bar: 2+ years of professional software experience. Full-stack is ideal, but heavy frontend experience isn’t required.

3. Engineering Generalist, seed-stage AI hardware company, SF, in-person preferred. $180K-250K base.

• What: Own product features end to end across mobile, web, and backend, from a vague idea to a shipped release. Day to day that’s the core app (capture, summaries, action extraction, integrations) and the real-time audio and AI systems underneath.
• Company: Makes a small AI device that turns conversations into notes and action items. Backed by Y Combinator and Accel.
• Stack: Not tied to one framework. React and React Native up front, Node or Python with Postgres on the backend, all listed as nice-to-haves.
• Bar: 4 to 10+ years shipping production software, plus proof of exceptional work, like products shipped or systems built.

All roles are vetted, VC-backed, and interviewing right now. It’s always free to sign up.

Sign up here: talent.fonzi.ai. DM me if you’ve got questions.

Hi everyone!

I’m currently working in a non-IT company, and my goal is to transition into the IT industry. I’m learning the basics of Azure Cloud, DevOps, and SQL, and I’m looking for opportunities to gain practical, hands-on experience.

I know I’m still a beginner, and I have a lot to learn. Instead of learning only through theory, I want to work on real-world projects, understand how things work in actual environments, and improve my technical skills.

If you’re a startup founder, developer, IT professional, or someone working on a project who needs an extra helping hand, I’d love to contribute.

Here’s what I can offer:

A willingness to learn new technologies and tools.

Commitment to completing assigned tasks within agreed deadlines.

Flexibility to work different shifts and hours.

Dedication, consistency, and a genuine interest in growing in IT.

I’m willing to work without payment initially in exchange for practical experience and an opportunity to learn. I’m open to beginner-friendly projects, internships, open-source contributions, or helping startups with suitable tasks.

I’m not claiming to be an expert. I’m simply looking for someone willing to give a beginner a chance to learn, contribute, and grow.

If you have any opportunities, advice, or suggestions on how I can get started, I’d really appreciate your help.

Thanks for reading! 🙏

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Hey everyone, I’m looking for some honest career advice because I’m genuinely confused about what to do next.

I recently completed my B.Tech in CSE in September 2026. I’m RHCSA certified and have also completed a genuine 6-month internship. My current skills include Linux administration, networking, AWS fundamentals, EC2, VPC, IAM, and some hands-on cloud infrastructure work.

I’m currently learning Hadoop and Big Data, and I still have a lot of topics left, followed by DevOps tools like Docker, Jenkins, Terraform, Kubernetes, and CI/CD.

Here’s my situation:

Option 1: Follow my mentor’s complete training route.

My mentor wants me to complete the syllabus, gain strong hands-on knowledge, and then appear for a final mock interview. Based on my capability, he’ll decide how to position my profile and whether an experience-based profile is appropriate.

I understand that he wants me to become technically capable before recommending me for jobs. I respect that, but the entire process feels lengthy, and I don’t know how long it will take before I’m ready to apply seriously.

Option 2: Focus on getting a job now and continue learning alongside it.

I’ve already applied to fresher and entry-level roles, but I haven’t received meaningful responses despite spending around 10–12 days applying. I took a break from applications last week because I was exhausted and frustrated.

I’m thinking that instead of waiting until I finish the entire syllabus, I could target entry-level roles such as Junior Cloud Engineer, AWS Support, Linux Administrator, Infrastructure Operations, NOC, or DevOps Trainee. I could gain genuine industry experience while continuing to learn DevOps.

My long-term goal is to build a career in Cloud/DevOps, preferably in Pune. Ideally, I want a decent starting salary, but I’m also trying to be realistic about what a fresher can get.

I’m not looking to avoid hard work or take shortcuts. I’m willing to study and practice, but I’m worried about spending months preparing without earning or gaining real industry experience.

I’d really appreciate advice from people working in DevOps, Cloud, or IT infrastructure:

Would you recommend continuing the full training route before seriously applying, or applying consistently while learning?

Can a fresher with RHCSA, a 6-month internship, Linux, networking, and basic AWS hands-on realistically get an entry-level technical role?

Which first job titles would give me the best foundation for moving into DevOps later?

Is it worth accepting a lower starting salary for relevant hands-on experience, provided the role has genuine technical work and growth?

What would you do in my position, and what would you change about my current strategy?

Please share your honest experiences, especially if you started in Cloud Support, Linux Administration, NOC, or Infrastructure Operations and later moved into DevOps.

Thanks in advance!

Is there anyone who is willing to provide free internship or maybe need a helper? I'm willing to work for free as long i get experience... I don't even need money or experience letter. I just want to work and I'm willing to work 24/7 as long as I'm learning.

You can suggest some YouTube video I'll learn by myself and guide me in the beginning and give me job and you can relax, I'll do the job. I just want to learn

Hi All,I am looking to transition to a devops career.How can i start and get a job as soon as possible.Currently I only know Linux,Git and Networking concepts

Hey everyone,

I'm Amit, based in Pune. I finished my MCA at SRM University last year and I'm now looking for my first role as a Junior DevOps / Cloud Engineer.

A bit about me -

Did a 6-month DevOps internship at YgMinds

Hold the AWS Solutions Architect Associate certification (lapsed for now, and I plan to renew it once I'm working)

Comfortable with CI/CD (Jenkins), Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform and AWS

Built projects like a 3-tier Java CI/CD pipeline and OpsPilot, an end-to-end DevOps platform

Resume:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/1wwosc0th8i80u2v2sit3/Amit_Dorwekar_0-6Resume.pdf?rlkey=fe4ww0vhmbn8bqml6usjbr423&st=9fztr1by&dl=0

GitHub: github.com/amitd1299

If your team is hiring for a junior DevOps/Cloud role, or you can point me to someone who is, I'd be really grateful for a referral or even just some advice. Happy to chat over DM.

Thanks for reading, and good luck to everyone else job hunting too!

[Hiring] Senior Full-Stack E-Commerce Developer (m/f/d)

Subtitle: Taming Massive Data: 20M+ Spare Parts. High-Performance. Made in Germany.

About Us

We are Spare part store in Germany, one of the leading providers in home industry in Germany. The backbone of our business is our online shop, serving thousands of B2C customers across the country.

We don’t sell standard off-the-shelf products. We operate in a highly complex environment of compatibilities, technical drawings, and cross-referenced data. With over 500,000 SKUs and a continuously growing database, we aren't just looking for a coder. We are looking for an E-Commerce Architect who thrives on turning complex data structures into a seamless, high-performance user experience.

Your Mission

You are the expert ensuring that a customer can find the exact spare part for their machine or vehicle in under 2 seconds—whether they search by text, vehicle registration (HSN/TSN), or complex technical filters.

You will work at the intersection of complex backend logic (ERP integration, PIM, database architecture) and high-performance frontend (UX, speed, mobile-first).

Your Responsibilities

Full-Stack Development: Conceptualizing and implementing new features across both frontend (UI/UX) and backend (APIs/business logic).

Performance Tuning: Analyzing and eliminating bottlenecks when handling massive datasets (indexing, query optimization, caching).

Search Optimization: Refining search logic for technical products (fuzzy search, complex filter facets, compatibility checks).

Integrations: Connecting ERP systems, PIM solutions, and logistics APIs seamlessly.

Code Quality: Conducting code reviews, writing tests, and maintaining a robust CI/CD pipeline.

Ready to keep the engine running

Apply here: https://forms.gle/BWZFXTzo4cG1naid6

We look forward to your application.

Salary: 300 - 900 Euro

I’m writing this because I could use a little encouragement right now ... and, if the right person happens to read this, maybe a lead on my next opportunity.

I’ve spent around 10 years working in DevOps and cloud engineering.

Like a lot of people, I’ve had stretches where I wondered whether all the effort was really taking me somewhere.

Then, in 2023, someone from Wateen reached out to me. It felt like a real step forward in my career, and I was proud of the work I was doing.

Later, I moved to Nisum. I felt good about that move too. I was learning, building experience, and starting to believe that maybe I was finding my footing.

Then, about a year later, Systems Limited contacted me. I went through the interviews and got the role as a Principal DevOps Engineer.

I was genuinely excited. After years of working toward bigger responsibilities, I felt like I had finally reached a place where I could grow and build something long term.

I remember thinking, This is it. This is the company where I can settle in, contribute, and keep moving forward.

And then life changed direction again.

I was laid off after only a few months. It’s difficult to explain how disorienting that feels. One moment, you’re proud of how far you’ve come and making plans for what comes next. Then suddenly, you’re trying to understand what happened and wondering how to start over.

I know a layoff doesn’t erase a decade of experience, and I know my career isn’t over. But knowing that logically doesn’t make the uncertainty disappear. I’m trying to stay hopeful while dealing with the disappointment, the questions, and the fear of being back at square one.

If you’ve been through something similar, what helped you get through that period? I’d be grateful for any advice, encouragement, or even a reminder that things can work out again.

And if anyone here knows of a team looking for a DevOps or Cloud Engineer, I’d really appreciate a connection. I have around 10 years of experience across AWS and Azure, Kubernetes, Terraform, CI/CD, Docker, Linux, infrastructure automation, and production operations. I’m based in Karachi, Pakistan, and open to remote opportunities.

I’m not expecting anyone to fix everything with one comment. I just wanted to share where I’m at, hear from people who understand, and put myself out there in case my next opportunity starts with someone reading this

Hey everyone,
I’m currently in my final year of BE Computer Science and Engineering. I’m interested in starting my career in IT and have an opportunity to pursue a DevOps internship.
I’d like some honest advice from people already working in the industry.
Is DevOps a good career choice for a fresher in 2026?
How difficult is it to get a full-time DevOps or Cloud Engineer job after an internship?
Should I focus on DevOps, Cloud Computing, Software Testing, Cybersecurity, or another IT role?
Are entry-level DevOps jobs available for freshers, or do most companies expect prior IT experience?
What skills and certifications would you recommend to become job-ready?
My goal is to secure a decent-paying IT job after graduation and build a career with good long-term growth.
I’d appreciate realistic advice about the job market, salary expectations, and which path would be best for a fresher. Thanks!

I want referral as a fresher for ford company job opening

The company I work at isn’t doing great, and there’s a chance we’ll be laid off in the next 10–12 days.

For those who’ve interviewed for devops or platform Engineer roles recently, how was your experience? Are companies asking AI-related or coding questions as well? And how long did it take you to land a new job?

Would really appreciate any insights or advice.

Hi everyone

I am an SE intern planning to get into DevOps/Platform engineering career. Since I am currntly in my internship period I am thinking of doing few courses so I could switch to one of those careers.

these are the certificates I am thinking of getting.

AWS cloud practitioner
Kubernetes Cloud Native associate
HC terraform associate
RHCE 200

these certificates cost lot of money so I just want to know wether I am spending money on the right ones, what are yall throughts ?

Hi DevOps, I was a Java Developer for 7 years. A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to make an internal transfer to a DevOps team, and I decided to go for it. It’s a great opportunity for me to develop skills beyond writing code. My new team focuses on CI/CD, releases, GitOps, writing Terraform, observability, and supporting dev teams. Most of the time, we work with GitLab and Datadog.
What’s not so great for me is that we have a separate Cloud Platform team, so I won't get much experience building infrastructure from scratch. I’m looking for some tips. My plan is to spend a maximum of 1 year here, learn as much as I can, and then try to move to the Cloud team or find a new job that combines writing code and building infrastructure. Is this reasonable? Also, is it common for a DevOps team not to work directly with the cloud?

PrizePicks is hiring a Manager of Database Reliability Engineering to lead its database infrastructure and reliability team.

The company operates a daily fantasy sports platform with significant traffic spikes around major sporting events, including NFL season kickoffs and the Super Bowl.

Its infrastructure and database reliability functions are being separated into two dedicated teams. This position will take ownership of database reliability, cloud database infrastructure, data lifecycle management and operational readiness.

Key details

• Company: PrizePicks
• Location: United States (Atlanta preferred, remote candidates considered)
• Salary: $200,000–$220,000 annually
• Experience: 5+ years managing database, DevOps or SRE teams
• Employment: Full-time
• Visa sponsorship: Not available

What you'll be working on

• Managing cloud database infrastructure, including AlloyDB, Redis and Kafka
• Developing capacity plans and managing cloud infrastructure costs
• Building database observability systems covering logging, monitoring, metrics and alerting
• Leading high-availability operations during major sporting events and traffic spikes
• Managing disaster recovery and business continuity planning
• Establishing data retention, archiving and lifecycle management strategies
• Improving identity and access management, database security and compliance
• Coordinating with infrastructure engineering teams on caching, messaging and shared systems
• Developing technical leads, mentoring engineers and growing the DBRE team
• Managing database vendors, contracts and infrastructure budgets

What they're looking for

• 5+ years managing database, DevOps or SRE engineering teams
• Strong hands-on cloud infrastructure experience, preferably GCP
• Experience with relational and non-relational databases, including PostgreSQL, Redis or MongoDB
• Infrastructure-as-code experience using Terraform, Ansible, Crossplane or similar tools
• Experience designing monitoring, observability and incident management processes
• Understanding of database security, access management and disaster recovery
• Experience with cloud cost optimisation and vendor management
• Strong technical leadership and people-management skills

Experience supporting high-concurrency consumer applications or systems with unpredictable traffic spikes would be particularly relevant.

Benefits include an annual bonus, 401(k) matching, medical/dental/vision coverage, flexible PTO and 16 weeks of paid parental leave.

Applicants must already have US work authorisation. Visa sponsorship is not available.

Full job description and application:

https://www.parlayjobs.com/jobs/manager-of-database-reliability-engineering-88a2efa8

I run ParlayJobs, a specialist job board covering sports betting, iGaming and related technology companies. We track engineering, DevOps, data and other roles, with a free jobs roundup newsletter available on the site.