DevOps Engineer
Mohit PatelUnited StatesSENIORPosted 10d ago
Google Cloud Platform (GCP)Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)TerraformHarness CI/CDcloud infrastructureDevSecOpsKubernetesTerraform CloudCloud RunCloud FunctionsCompute EnginePythonBashmonitoringSRE practices
About the Role
We are looking for an experienced GCP Platform Engineer to design, build, and operate secure, scalable, and highly available cloud platforms.
Key Responsibilities
• Design, operate, and upgrade GKE clusters across Autopilot and Standard modes, including multi-cluster architecture and workload autoscaling.
• Build and maintain modular Terraform infrastructure using Terraform Cloud, including reusable modules and environment-specific configurations.
• Develop and optimize Harness CI/CD pipelines for GKE, Cloud Run, and Cloud Functions deployments.
• Manage Google Cloud networking, load balancing, ingress, SSL/TLS certificates, and edge security using Cloud Armor and Imperva WAF.
• Implement cloud security best practices, including IAM, Workload Identity, Binary Authorization, Google Secret Manager, and Cloud KMS.
• Manage GCP services such as Cloud SQL (PostgreSQL), Memorystore, Firestore, Cloud Storage, and Pub/Sub.
• Optimize Docker images, manage Artifact Registry, and maintain GitHub repositories and automated code review workflows.
• Implement monitoring, alerting, SLOs/SLIs, incident management, and cost optimization strategies.
• Develop automation using Python and Bash, and leverage AI-assisted tools such as Gemini, Claude, and GitHub Copilot to improve DevOps workflows.
• Explore AI agents for Terraform plan reviews, pipeline troubleshooting, incident triage, security operations, and cloud cost reporting.
Requirements
• Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and GKE
• Kubernetes, GKE Autopilot/Standard, and multi-cluster management
• Terraform and Terraform Cloud
• Harness CI/CD pipelines
• Docker, GitHub, and Artifact Registry
• Cloud Armor, IAM, Workload Identity, and DevSecOps
• Cloud Run, Cloud Functions, and Compute Engine
• Python, Bash, monitoring, and SRE practices