Location: IND19-01-Bengaluru-EPIP 122 (Phase II)
Job Description Summary
Own DevOps and platform engineering strategy for secure AWS cloud and on-premises applications.
Design scalable CI/CD, Kubernetes platforms, Infrastructure as Code and automated environment provisioning.
Embed cybersecurity, observability, release controls, disaster recovery and reliability into the delivery lifecycle.
Remain hands-on in automation, incident response, production troubleshooting and continuous operational improvement.
GE Healthcare is a leading global medical technology and digital solutions innovator. Our mission is to improve lives in the moments that matter. Unlock your ambition, turn ideas into world-changing realities, and join an organization where every voice makes a difference, and every difference builds a healthier world.
Role Summary
Own DevOps and platform engineering strategy for secure AWS cloud and on-premises applications.
Key Responsibilities
- Define DevOps, platform engineering and environment-management strategy.
- Design CI/CD pipelines for frontend, backend, infrastructure and automated verification.
- Build secure AWS infrastructure and hybrid/on-premises deployment models.
- Implement Infrastructure as Code and repeatable environment provisioning.
- Lead container and Kubernetes platform architecture.
- Establish logging, metrics, distributed tracing, alerting and operational dashboards.
- Implement DevSecOps controls, vulnerability scanning, artifact management and secrets management.
- Define release, rollback, backup, disaster recovery and business-continuity mechanisms.
- Lead production incident response, root-cause analysis and reliability improvement.
- Develop or integrate tools for application health monitoring, drives proactive maintenance of prod servers
- Problem solving, Frontline engineers for the any issues in infrastructure and applications.
- Hands understanding of the application architecture.
- Implement the scalability and auto healing mechanisms.
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