Lead DevOps Engineer at Razorpay Software Private Limited

Bengaluru, karnataka, India -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

18 Apr, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

18 Jan, 26

Experience

10 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

DevOps, Cloud, AWS, Security, Capacity Planning, Cost Optimization, CI/CD, Infrastructure as Code, Configuration Management, Scripting, Container Services, Monitoring Solutions, Compliance, Networking, SDLC, Terraform

Industry

Software Development

Description

Razorpay is one of India’s leading full-stack financial technology companies, powering the way businesses move, manage, and grow money. Founded in 2014 by Harshil Mathur and Shashank Kumar with a simple vision — to simplify payments for Indian businesses — we’ve since grown into a fintech powerhouse driving India’s digital payment revolution. Razorpay powers millions of businesses with a smarter, scalable stack that goes beyond transactions to help them truly build and grow. From seamless checkouts to payroll automation, across India, Singapore, and Malaysia, we’ve been engineering a fintech ecosystem that’s redefining how money moves across Asia — and we’re just getting started. Today, that ecosystem supports everyone from early-stage startups to some of India’s largest enterprises, enabling them to accept, process, and disburse payments at scale while expanding into new ways of managing money more efficiently. Our scale speaks volumes: Razorpay processes $180+ billion in annualized transactions, powering leading businesses like Airbnb, Facebook, WhatsApp, Airtel, CRED, BookmyShow, Zomato, Swiggy, Lenskart, Mirae Asset Capital markets, Indian Oil, National Pension Scheme — and over 100 of India’s unicorns. With strong roots in India and growing operations in Southeast Asia, we are shaping the next chapter of financial technology across the region. We are backed by global investors including GIC, Peak XV Partners (formerly Sequoia Capital India & SEA), Tiger Global, Ribbit Capital, Matrix Partners, MasterCard, and Salesforce Ventures, having raised over $740 million to date. Strategic acquisitions — including Ezetap (POS and offline payments), Curlec (Malaysia expansion), BillMe (digital invoicing), and POP (rewards-first UPI) — along with earlier moves in fraud prevention, payroll, and lending, have further strengthened our platform and widened our footprint across Asia. But what truly sets Razorpay apart is our culture. At Razorpay, ownership is our oxygen — you own what you build, with no micromanagement or red tape, just the runway to make your ideas fly. Learning is a lifestyle — if you’re curious, you’ll feel at home here. People > Pedigree — we hire for attitude, hustle, and hunger more than degrees. Transparency thrives over titles — this is where interns question CXOs and CXOs say “thank you.” Guided by our values of Customer First, Autonomy & Ownership, Agility with Integrity, Transparency, Challenging the status quo and a strong belief that Razorpay grows with Razors, you’ll be part of a 3000+ strong team building not just products, but the financial infrastructure of the future. The Role: A Lead DevOps Engineer is liable for automating all the manual tasks for developing and deploying code and data to implement continuous deployment and continuous integration frameworks. They are also held responsible for maintaining high availability of production and non-production work environments. Roles and Responsibilities: Designing and implementing highly efficient solutions on Pubic Cloud (Amazon Web Services) for security, resilience, performance, networking, availability, and Blue-green deployments in the context of business applications. Security Hardening of cloud infrastructure application/web server against known/unknown vulnerabilities. Assess business needs and requirements to ensure the appropriate approach to solve client challenges Expert in Capacity Planning Design, cost and effort estimations Experience in Infra cost optimization Deliver best-in-class operations tooling & practices, including CI/ CD Writing infrastructure as code for public or private clouds and implementing modern cloud Integration architecture using – Configuration Management (Chef, Puppet, or Ansible ) CI tools (Any) Scripting language: Python, Bash and Shell Container services like ECS, ACS, GCE or Kubernetes Architecting and implementing end-to-end monitoring solutions in the cloud Understand compliance and security Design for failover, high availability, MTTR, MTTF and MTB Must have an understanding of SDLC Report on business and process metrics Balance governance, ownership, and freedom against reliability Develop, motivate, empower, and evaluate individual contributors and grow their professional, leadership, and technical skills Should be well versed with IaaC specially Terraform Should be well versed with networking at AWS Should be able to manage infrastructure operations at the bank. Mandatory Qualifications: An Overall experience of 10+ years in Infrastructure 5+ years of working in the Cloud (Public, & Private) with extensive knowledge of one or more Public Clouds (AWS preferred) Proven ability to plan and execute change on a large scale Can manage multiple projects simultaneously; able to evaluate progress or mitigate risks Knowledge of emerging technologies, various platforms, tools, and products, and their respective applications Have a few weekend side projects up on GitHub Have contributed to an open-source project Have worked at a product company Have a working knowledge of a backend programming language Razorpay believes in and follows an equal employment opportunity policy that doesn't discriminate on gender, religion, sexual orientation, colour, nationality, age, etc. We welcome interests and applications from all groups and communities across the globe. Follow us on LinkedIn & Twitter

Responsibilities

The Lead DevOps Engineer is responsible for automating manual tasks related to code and data deployment, ensuring continuous integration and deployment. They also maintain high availability of production and non-production environments.