Senior DevOps Engineer

Overview

Aero Cloud:
Revolutionizing Airport Operations. Aero Cloud is the new-age operating system for airports aiming to grow. Our suite includes Airport Operating Systems (AOS), Passenger Processing Systems (PPS), and Passenger Flow Management solutions, empowering airports to gain deep insights into the movement of passengers and aircraft around the world.

Aero Cloud:
Revolutionizing Airport Operations. Aero Cloud is the new-age operating system for airports aiming to grow. Our suite includes Airport Operating Systems (AOS), Passenger Processing Systems (PPS), and Passenger Flow Management solutions, empowering airports to gain deep insights into the movement of passengers and aircraft around the world.

We achieve this by becoming the airport’s first call for technology. Whether in times of need or growth, we stand alongside our clients, offering support through innovative software that drives their success.

We build software that runs live airport operations around the world. Our CUPPS, CUSS and CLA applications are used by airline and airport staff to check in passengers, print bag tags, and board flights. These applications run on Windows machines, but the hard problem here is application deployment at a global scale, not Windows patching.

We’re looking for a senior Dev Ops engineer to design and build a world-class application deployment platform for this estate — one that lets us deploy continuously, version and control rollouts by location, and operate safely across thousands of machines in live airport environments.

This role is about how applications are packaged, versioned, rolled out, validated, monitored, and rolled back at scale — with Windows as the runtime, not the centre of gravity.

At Aero Cloud, being the airport’s first call means exceeding expectations at every customer interaction. This is not just a goal; it’s our standard. We prioritize detail, diligence, and a proactive approach in everything we do. If there’s a task to be completed, we see it through. If a customer needs an answer we don’t yet have, we respond promptly to let them know we’re on it.

We believe in keeping our team informed, being transparent, and maintaining accountability at every step.

What you’ll work on

You will design and own a new global system for deploying and operating our airport applications.

That Includes

• Designing an application-first deployment platform for thousands of globally distributed machines
• Supporting continuous delivery from our side, while allowing airports and airlines to adopt new versions on their own schedules
• Application versioning by site, tenant, and location, with strong visibility into what is running where
• Incremental and zero-downtime deployments suitable for live airport operations
• Safe rollout strategies (canarying, staged releases, validation gates) and fast, reliable rollback
• Monitoring and reporting that focuses on application health, not just machine health
• Operating across multiple Azure tenants today, with the freedom to recommend AWS or hybrid approaches where they are a better fit
• Designing how application configuration, identity, and policy should work at scale (we currently use AD and Group Policy, but this is explicitly open for redesign)
• Supporting multi-site and occasionally disconnected environments, with small onsite infrastructure at airports
• You will design this end-to-end, then build it.

Job Responsibilities

What this role expects in practice

This is a senior, hands-on role with full ownership.

You Will

• Act as design authority for how our applications are deployed and operated globally
• Make pragmatic architectural decisions, document them, and stand behind them
• Treat deployment pipelines, rollout tooling, and automation as first-class products
• Build strong automation around deployment, validation, auditing, and reporting
• Think in terms of application lifecycle, blast radius, and recovery — not just infrastructure
• Work closely with product and engineering teams, but operate as an independent technical owner

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