5 days ago
Singapore, SingaporeSenior
Responsibilities
- Design, build, and operate Kubernetes container platforms on AWS EKS, Azure AKS, and OpenShift Container Platform.
- Implement automated security hardening for Docker images and container clusters in alignment with CIS benchmarks and Singtel policies.
- Develop and maintain CI/CD pipelines for reliable container and pod deployments.
- Automate provisioning, configuration, and operations for AKS, EKS, and OpenShift using Terraform and related tools.
- Set up, support, and operate service mesh capabilities.
- Define platform strategy, roadmaps, and engineering standards while supporting production systems.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams and use DevOps toolchains to support development, collaboration, and release processes.
Requirements
- A degree in Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field.
- At least 5 years of application development experience, including 3 years implementing DevOps and supporting container platforms.
- Proficiency with OpenShift Container Platform, AKS, EKS, Docker, Service Mesh, and YAML.
- Certification in OpenShift Container Platform, AKS, or EKS.
- Ability to document architecture and engineering standards.
- Preferred qualifications include Kubernetes administration, RHEL administration, AWS, or Azure certifications.
- Preferred proficiency with Bitbucket, Confluence, Jira, Python, Ansible, Jenkins, Terraform, and Bamboo.
Benefits
- Meaningful work supporting critical digital infrastructure and services.
- Continuous learning, career growth, and opportunities to work with modern cloud, container, cybersecurity, and AI-enabled technologies.
About Singtel
Singtel is a Singapore‑headquartered public telecommunications group founded in 1879 that sells mobile, broadband, and enterprise network services to consumers and businesses across Asia-Pacific. It owns Optus in Australia and operates NCS (regional IT services) and Nxera (data centers), and is expanding into AI infrastructure via its RE:AI GPU‑as‑a‑Service. Its revenue comes from connectivity subscriptions and managed services across networks, cloud, cybersecurity, and digital platforms, with equity stakes in regional operators broadening its reach.