DevOps Intern

Kickstart your career at Google in Mysuru as a DevOps Intern. This is a practical, project-based internship where you will be automating build, deployment and cloud infrastructure under the mentorship of senior team members, gaining exposure to real business challenges and industry-standard tools. About the Role In this role, you will be a valued member of the team, automating build, deployment and cloud infrastructure. You will be given clear responsibilities, regular feedback, and the support you need to grow. This is a genuine hands-on experience — you will actively contribute to work that matters, not just observe. Key Responsibilities • Support CI/CD pipelines and automation • Work with containers and cloud services • Help monitor systems and troubleshoot • Write infrastructure and deployment scripts • Document runbooks and processes • Document your work clearly and incorporate feedback • Coordinate with the team and maintain professional communication What You Will Learn • DevOps culture and tooling • CI/CD, containers and cloud • Reliability and monitoring basics • Professional workplace etiquette and time management • How software teams ship and maintain products Required Skills & Competencies • Linux • Docker • CI/CD • Git • AWS/Azure/GCP Basics • Shell Scripting • Kubernetes Basics • Monitoring • Networking Basics • Problem Solving Preferred Qualifications • Currently pursuing or recently completed a relevant degree/diploma (B.Tech/B.E/BCA/MCA/B.Sc/M.Sc CS/IT or similar) • Strong programming fundamentals and a proactive, ownership-driven attitude • Solid grasp of data structures, logic and problem solving • Good written and verbal communication skills • Comfortable working from Mysuru (or as per the team's work mode) Who Can Apply • Students in their final year and recent graduates (freshers) interested in a DevOps Intern role • Freshers looking to build a career in software development • Candidates based in or willing to commute to Mysuru • Career-switchers and self-taught developers who meet the skill requirements • Anyone eager to gain real, mentor-led coding experience Perks & Benefits • Internship Certificate on completion • Letter of Recommendation for strong performers • Hands-on mentorship from experienced engineers • Real-world, portfolio-worthy project experience • Pre-Placement Offer (PPO) opportunity based on performance • Flexible, learning-focused work environment Compensation & Duration • Stipend (indicative market range, as per company norms): ₹16,000–₹40,000 per month. The exact figure is confirmed by Google during the interview. • Duration: 3–6 months, with flexible start dates and immediate joining preferred. • Work mode: In-office in Mysuru. Openings & Location • Openings: 4 positions (rolling) • Location: Mysuru, Karnataka (In-office) • Joining: Immediate / as per notice period Interview Process (Number of Rounds: 3) • Round 1 — Resume & profile screening by Google's recruitment team. • Round 2 — Live coding / technical round relevant to the DevOps Intern role. • Round 3 — Final discussion with the hiring manager on your approach, learnings and fit. Why Join Google Interning at Google means learning in a real professional environment, working on projects with genuine impact, and building a network of mentors and peers. Strong performers are often considered for a Pre-Placement Offer (PPO), and every intern receives a certificate and a letter of recommendation on successful completion. How to Apply Click the "Apply Now" button on this page. You will first be asked to log in or create a free candidate account, and you will then be securely redirected to Google's official careers/application page to complete your application. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so early applicants have the best chance. Responsibilities: Support CI/CD pipelines and automation; Work with containers and cloud services; Help monitor systems and troubleshoot; Write infrastructure and deployment scripts; Document runbooks and processes; Document work clearly and act on feedback. Requirements: Students in their final year and recent graduates (freshers) interested in a DevOps Intern role; Freshers looking to build a career in software development; Candidates based in or willing to commute to Mysuru; Career-switchers and self-taught developers who meet the skill requirements; Anyone eager to gain real, mentor-led coding experience.

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