Senior Software Engineer (DevOps + Fullstack)
This senior software engineer role is for the Graphic Communications business unit at Cutshort, focused on ERP and production software. You will own the AWS production infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, and end-to-end testing strategy for a Next.js and Prisma-based application. The role requires extensive experience with AWS, Docker, and networking, combined with a security-first approach to infrastructure management. You will work within a collaborative, growth-oriented environment with future opportunities to lead a team.
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Experience
4+ years
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
This senior software engineer role is for the Graphic Communications business unit at Cutshort, focused on ERP and production software. You will own the AWS production infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, and end-to-end testing strategy for a Next.js and Prisma-based application. The role requires extensive experience with AWS, Docker, and networking, combined with a security-first approach to infrastructure management. You will work within a collaborative, growth-oriented environment with future opportunities to lead a team.
TAL's take
Solid tier-2 role with well-defined DevOps and fullstack responsibilities in a clear SaaS domain.
Very well-defined role with specific stack, tooling, and day-to-day responsibilities described.
Must haves
- 4+ years of experience
- AWS App Runner or ECS containerized deployment
- AWS RDS PostgreSQL provisioning and management
- Docker multi-stage builds and optimization
- CI/CD pipeline management using GitHub Actions
- VPC networking and CloudFront configuration
- Security auditing of IaC
Tools and skills
Nice to have: playwright, infrastructure as code, cdk, terraform, oauth2, gdpr.
About the company
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