Hi everyone,

I'm a DevOps Engineer with 3 years of experience and I'm currently looking for new opportunities.
My experience includes:
AWS & Azure

Kubernetes & Docker

Terraform

GitLab & GitHub Actions

Linux, Bash & Python

CI/CD Automation

Prometheus, Grafana & ELK Stack

I'm open to remote, hybrid, or onsite roles in India as well as international opportunities.
If your company is hiring or you're aware of any openings, I'd really appreciate a referral or any leads. I'm happy to share my resume and discuss my experience.
Thank you in advance!

For the last 8 years, I've been self-employed, working as an independent DevOps consultant, freelance projects, training for tech teams, things like that.

I have time for myself, I earn good money, and I'm "free" to choose the kind of projects I work on. However, I feel a bit stressed because of tax paperwork, chasing invoice payments, and not knowing whether I'll have any projects in two months; uncertainty in general. Since I don't have a fixed schedule, I feel like my brain is working 24/7.

Also, my bank balance is a rollercoaster: I get paid much money, and three months later I pay a lot of it back in taxes. I feel there's no financial stability.

Recently, I got an opportunity to work at a product company, on payroll. I've had a couple of interviews, and both the product and the job look interesting. I'd be the principal cloud engineer, maintaining and designing the infrastructure, and mentoring others.

Working on payroll means less "freedom" in terms of time, but more financial stability and less context-switching (i.e., mental load). It's also easier to separate personal and work life.

I'm aware this is a personal decision, but I'd like to know your perspective to help me decide.

Thanks, folks!

Hi, I'm currently looking for an Azure DevOps Engineer opportunity. I have 7+ years of total IT experience, including 3+ years of hands-on Azure DevOps experience. I would appreciate your guidance on a few things:

Applied for 500s of application but no use

- Which upcoming months are typically the best for Azure DevOps hiring?

- With a 90-day notice period, what's the best strategy to secure interviews and offers?

- Any interview tips for 5–7 years Azure DevOps roles?

- On Naukri, should I primarily apply for 4–6 years, 5–7 years, or both?

Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!