Tech Lead - DevOps
Axiata Digital LabsColombo, Western Province, Sri Lanka
Posted March 4, 2026
Full Time
About the Company
Axiata Digital Labs is a global software services provider that specializes in telecom‑centric digital and IT solutions for individuals, startups, and enterprises. Leveraging a team of over 1,200 experts across seven countries, the company delivers end‑to‑end services—from digital transformation and cloud computing to AI, IoT, and fintech—using convergent design experiences and reusable platform assets to accelerate business value. As the technology hub of Axiata Group Berhad, a leading Asian telecom conglomerate, it drives innovation in next‑generation digital products and services for the telecommunications sector. Its distinct advantage lies in integrating deep industry knowledge with cutting‑edge technology, enabling rapid deployment of scalable solutions for global customers.
Job Description
Tech Lead - DevOps responsible for leading DevOps teams, adapting to ADL DevOps culture, and contributing to optimization of DevOps practices through process improvements and new technology adaptations.
Requirements
- Engineering degree in Telecommunication, Computer science, IT, Systems/Networking
- 06+ years of experience in DevOps/Networking/IT/Telecommunication
- Excellent Analytical, problem-solving, teamwork and communication skills
- Demonstrated experience in leading DevOps teams
- Solid understanding of systems/networking/software fundamentals and concepts
- Hands-on experience with UNIX based OS
- Hands-on experience with scripting (Bash/Ansible/Python/Terraform), Java/Angular/React/PHP coding languages
- Hands-on experience in CICD tooling (Jenkins, SonarQube, Kubernetes, Docker, SCM tools)
- Hand-on experience in Monitoring and log management related tools (Prometheus, Grafana)
- Hands-on experience with one or multiple cloud platforms
- Ability to maintain and manage DBMS
- Hands-on experience in system and network security (DevSecOps)
- Excellent understanding on scrum and agile practices