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nCircle Tech Private Limited in Pune, India, is hiring an AI DevOps Engineer to own deployment, observability, and reliability of our agentic platform. You will design and operate CI/CD pipelines, cloud environments, and the telemetry layer enabling measurable, auditable AI systems.
You will collaborate with AI engineers to ship safe, repeatable deployments, establish patterns, and drive cost-effective performance across AWS and infrastructure-as-code.
nCircle Tech Private Limited (Incorporated in 2012) empowers passionate innovators to createimpactful 3D visualization software for desktop, mobile and cloud. Our domain expertise in CADand BIM customization is driving automation with the ability to integrate advanced technologieslike AI/ML and AR/VR, which empowers our clients to reduce time to market and meet businessgoals. nCircle has a proven track record of technology consulting and advisory services for AECand Manufacturing industry across the globe. Our team of dedicated engineers, partnerecosystem and industry veterans are on a mission to redefine how you design and visualize.
We are hiring an AI DevOps Engineer to own how our AI systems get deployed, stay up, and stay observable. You will own the infrastructure and operational substrate fornCircle Tech's agentic platform — the CI/CD pipelines, the cloud environments, the release machinery, the reliability practice, and the telemetry layer that turns opaque agent behavior into something you can measure, alert on, and debug.
Our engineers build the AI agents; you make shipping them safe, repeatable, and observable. Right now most of our apps have no CI/CD, the infrastructure is fragmented, and the agentic systems being stood up have little more than print statements for observability. Building that operational foundation is the job.
Agentic systems fail differently from ordinary services — nondeterministic output, silent quality drift, runaway tool-call loops, and cost that spikes without warning. Standard DevOps is necessary but not sufficient. This role exists because someone has to own reliability and telemetry for systems that don’t fail the way the runbooks assume.
Own CI/CD for the platform. Build the pipelines that take AI systems from commit to production — automated testing, evaluation gates, security and dependency checks, controlled and canary releases, and one-command rollback. Most of our apps have no pipeline today; you will establish the pattern and make the safe path the default path.
Manage cloud infrastructure as code. Own the cloud environments (AWS primarily) the platform runs on — provisioning, networking, secrets, environment parity, and cost controls — as versioned, reviewable infrastructure-as-code, not hand-tuned consoles. You are accountable for environments that are reproducible, least-privilege by default, and cheap to stand up and tear down.
Run the reliability practice. Own production reliability: SLOs, on-call and incident response, capacity and cost management, self-healing loops that detect and recover from failures, and blameless post-incident review. You will help define what “up” and “healthy” even mean for a nondeterministic system.
Build the agent telemetry and observability layer. Instrument the platform so agent behavior is legible: structured traces of agent runs and tool calls, token and cost accounting, latency and success metrics, output-quality tracking over time, and the dashboards and alerts that surface a regression before a user does. When an agent misbehaves in production, the telemetry you built is how the team finds out and figures out why.
Set the operational standard by example. On a small, high-leverage team, your pipelines and dashboards are the template. You establish the deployment patterns others adopt, the observability every new system gets wired into by default, and the operational discipline that lets a lean team run production systems well.
You will build the operational foundation an entire organization’s AI runs on — the pipelines, the environments, and the telemetry — with a clear mandate and a direct line to the Director of APEX. The platform is early, and that is the appeal. You are not tuning someone else’s mature platform; you are building the deployment and observability substrate nCircle Tech will run AI on for the next decade, and defining what running AI in production looks like here.