
Member of Technical Staff (MTS) – DevOps & Infrastructure
Fi Money
Posted 2026-05-19
Tech & Engg
Job Description
Ovii's Interpretation of the Role
We need a DevOps engineer to own and modernize our cloud infrastructure for AI‑driven workloads. You will design secure, low‑latency environments, lead a migration to immutable infrastructure, and build monitoring and alerting to keep production reliable.
Role Snapshot
- Own end‑to‑end cloud infrastructure
- Lead migration to immutable IaC
- Build CI/CD pipelines for AI workloads
- Implement production monitoring & alerting
- Ensure high‑availability and low‑latency systems
Must-Have Requirements
- Core DevOps/Infrastructure experience (2+ years)
- Understanding of network layers, OS internals, and distributed systems
- Core DevOps/Infrastructure
Nice-to-Have Signals
- Fast‑growth startup experience
- Startup environment
Work Setup
- Location: Bangalore, India
- Work mode: ONSITE
- Employment type: Full-Time
Application Requirements
- Coding test mentioned
- Assessment mentioned
- communication & articulation ability
Not Specified in JD
- Visa sponsorship
- Salary range
- Remote eligibility
- Education requirement
- Certifications
- Relocation
- Travel
- Security clearance
- Background check
What You'll Likely Work On
- Design, secure, and maintain cloud infrastructure for an AI‑first tech stack
- Own and execute the migration of legacy infrastructure to an immutable framework
- Develop and maintain CI/CD pipelines that support AI workflows
- Implement deep monitoring, log aggregation, and real‑time alerting for production reliability
- Collaborate with engineering leadership to define requirements and ensure system resilience
Good Fit If You Have
- Comfortable navigating ambiguity in a fast‑paced startup environment
- Strong communication and articulation abilities
- Ability to learn new tools quickly and apply foundational knowledge
Skills
- GCP / AWS
- Docker & Kubernetes
- Terraform / OpenTofu (IaC)
- Shell scripting
- CI/CD tooling
- Network & OS fundamentals
- Distributed systems concepts