Atmora Tech

Cloud & DevOps · Jodhpur, India

Platform Engineer, Kubernetes

Atmora runs more than 40 client workloads across EKS and AKS, from a nine-node cluster carrying Kestrel Industrial's shop-floor telemetry to a two-region active/passive setup for Corvus Logistics. You will own the internal platform those delivery teams deploy onto: the Terraform module library, the Argo CD app-of-apps layout, and the paved path that takes a service from merge to production in under 12 minutes.

  • Full-time — on site
  • 4-7 years in infrastructure, including at least one production Kubernetes estate you did not inherit already working
  • Jodhpur, India

The work

What you will do

  • Maintain the Terraform module library used by every engagement, and keep drift close to zero through a weekly plan-and-review cycle across all accounts.
  • Run progressive delivery with Argo Rollouts — canary at 5 / 25 / 100 per cent with automated rollback on error-rate and latency gates.
  • Bring cloud spend down on two named accounts by 20-30 per cent through right-sizing, spot node pools and storage tiering, without moving any SLO.
  • Own the observability stack (Prometheus, Loki, Grafana), including a cardinality budget currently set at 1.5 million active series.
  • Handle escalations on the infrastructure rotation and run blameless reviews afterwards.

You

What we look for

  • Kubernetes past the tutorial layer: scheduling, admission webhooks, PodDisruptionBudgets, and why your rolling update stalled.
  • Terraform written as reusable modules with sensible variable surfaces, not copied directories.
  • Linux networking you can debug — iptables or eBPF paths, DNS resolution inside a pod, MTU mismatches on overlay networks.
  • Go or Python good enough to build a controller or a one-off migration tool.
  • Judgement about when Kubernetes is the wrong answer and a pair of VMs behind a load balancer would serve the client better.

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