[WBG] DevOps Engineer

Software Mind

About The Position

This role is part of Developer Enablement, building GitHub workflows and agentic engineering capabilities for engineering teams. The focus is on developing reusable GitHub Actions workflows, actions, and integrations, and bringing AI-assisted and agentic engineering into everyday development. Working with the Principal DevOps Engineer, the role helps teams adopt and get value from these capabilities.

Requirements

Experience with GitHub and GitHub Actions, including building workflows and reusable actions.
Experience or familiarity with CI/CD.
Experience or familiarity with Kubernetes.
Experience or familiarity with Azure DevOps Pipelines.
Experience or familiarity with application security.
Experience or familiarity with cloud services or capabilities.
General development experience with in-house systems.
Experience or interest in AI-assisted or agentic engineering.
Scripting or general software development skills.
Experience or familiarity with developer tooling, automation, and integration.
Practical engineering skills, curiosity, and willingness to learn; experience in every listed area is not required.
A practical, technically minded approach to problem-solving and interest in improving how developers work.
Ability to collaborate, share knowledge, learn new tools and approaches, work independently, and help colleagues use the tools effectively.

Responsibilities

Build and improve reusable GitHub Actions workflows, actions, and repository templates that make everyday development tasks easier.
Build and introduce AI-assisted and agentic engineering workflows on GitHub, helping teams adopt these capabilities within agreed standards.
Work with Platforms to help build and maintain GitHub Actions runners, reusable actions, and workflows.
Work with the Principal DevOps Engineer and engineering teams to improve how GitHub is used, identify automation opportunities, and simplify development.
Keep workflows and integrations secure, reliable, and maintainable, supporting updates and helping teams diagnose and resolve issues.
Share knowledge, documentation, and practical examples so teams can adopt, maintain, and extend GitHub workflows and agentic engineering capabilities.