WalkingTree Hiring Junior DevOps Engineer in Hyderabad | Full Time

Job OverviewWalkingTree is hiring a Junior DevOps Engineer for a full-time opportunity in Hyderabad. The role is focused on hands-on DevOps engineering across CI/CD, containerization, Kubernetes, cloud platforms, automation, Linux, build tools, and monitoring.The opportunity is suitable for candidates with 0–1 years of experience or strong project experience. Candidates are expected to have practical exposure to real-world or self-driven DevOps projects and be able to demonstrate an end-to-end CI/CD workflow.Mandatory Hands-on RequirementsBuild and maintain CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins.Work with GitHub, including branching and pull requests.Create Docker images and manage containers.Deploy applications on Kubernetes environments such as Minikube, on-premises Kubernetes, Amazon EKS, or Azure AKS.Hands-on experience with AWS EC2.Basic deployment experience using AWS EKS or Azure AKS.Use Python scripting for automation.Have strong hands-on experience with Linux.Use Maven or Gradle as build tools.Have basic monitoring and logging setup experience.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop and maintain CI/CD pipelines for application delivery.Manage GitHub repositories and related development workflows.Deploy applications on Kubernetes platforms including EKS and AKS.Work with AWS and Azure cloud environments.Automate operational tasks using Python and shell scripting.Monitor systems and troubleshoot technical issues.Technical SkillsCI/CD: Jenkins, GitHub, and GitHub Actions.Containers: Docker and Kubernetes.Cloud: AWS services including EC2, EKS, S3, IAM, and CloudWatch; Azure services including AKS and VMs.Programming: Python and shell scripting.Build Tools: Maven and Gradle.Operating Systems: Linux is mandatory, with basic Windows knowledge.MonitoringThe role includes basic monitoring and logging work using technologies such as Prometheus, Grafana, ELK, CloudWatch, or Azure Monitor.Good to HaveBasic understanding of Machine Learning.Basic knowledge of Terraform.Understanding of networking fundamentals.Project RequirementsCandidates should have experience with or be able to demonstrate an end-to-end DevOps project covering the flow from GitHub to Jenkins, then Docker and Kubernetes. Relevant project work also includes EC2 deployment, monitoring dashboards, and Python automation scripts.ExperienceThe position accepts candidates with 0–1 years of experience or strong project experience.Work Mode & LocationThe job is a full-time opportunity based in Hyderabad. The supplied job description does not explicitly state a remote or hybrid arrangement, so the configured SoftoJobs default of onsite is used.Who Should ApplyThis role is suited to early-career DevOps candidates who have built practical CI/CD and cloud projects and can demonstrate hands-on knowledge of Jenkins, GitHub, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Linux, Python, build automation, and monitoring. Candidates with strong self-driven project experience are also considered.How to ApplyApply now through SoftoJobs to explore this opportunity.

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