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CLOUD AMAZE - Devops Cloud Engineer (Practice) at HEXAWARE

, , India -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

31 Aug, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

02 Jun, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

AWS, Kong, Apigee, Amazon EKS, Kubernetes, Terraform, Helm, CI/CD, API Gateway, Platform Reliability, Infrastructure as Code, Monitoring

Industry

IT Services and IT Consulting

Description

Role summary: We are looking for a mid-level AWS + Kong or Apigee Engineer to support the design, deployment, and operation of cloud-native API gateway platforms on AWS. The role will focus on Amazon EKS, Kubernetes, Kong or Apigee, Terraform, Helm, CI/CD, monitoring, and platform reliability. This position is ideal for someone who has solid hands-on experience with AWS and Kubernetes, understands DevOps practices, and is looking to deepen expertise in API gateway engineering and platform operations. Key responsibilities: - Deploy, configure, and manage Kong or Apigee API Gateway on Amazon EKS - Build and maintain AWS infrastructure using Terraform - Manage Kubernetes workloads using Helm and standard manifests - Support implementation of CI/CD pipelines for infrastructure and application delivery - Configure ingress, routing, authentication, rate limiting, and other Kong or Apigee policies - Monitor platform health using logs, metrics, and alerts - Troubleshoot gateway, cluster, and deployment issues - Work with developers to onboard APIs and services to Kong or Apigee - Manage secrets, certificates, and environment configuration securely - Support platform upgrades, patching, scaling, and operational improvements - Follow security, availability, and reliability best practices in production environments

Responsibilities

Design, deploy, and operate cloud-native API gateway platforms using Kong or Apigee on Amazon EKS. Manage AWS infrastructure with Terraform and maintain Kubernetes workloads using Helm.