DevOps engineers: one more senior engineer inside your DevOps team.
A senior DevOps engineer from Viaro joins your team, works inside your roadmap, your tools and your on-call, and brings the AI agents and runbooks they use every day. Your lead keeps the plan.
What does a Viaro DevOps engineer do?
A Viaro DevOps engineer is a senior engineer who joins your existing DevOps or platform team and works under your lead. They take work from your roadmap like anyone on the team: pipelines, infrastructure, observability, incidents and cloud cost. They bring the practice they use daily, AI agents that investigate alerts and draft fixes, and runbooks a person approves before anything runs in production.
Another senior pair of hands, under your lead.
You have a DevOps team and more work than people. A Viaro DevOps engineer adds senior capacity without the hiring cycle: your lead keeps the roadmap, the engineer works inside it, in your tools and your hours. We handle recruiting, retention, payroll and continuity.
What they cover.
Delivery pipelines
Build, test and deploy automation on your repository and your CI.
Infrastructure as code
Environments written down, versioned and reproducible, on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, with Docker and Kubernetes.
Observability
Metrics, logs and traces, and alerts with a written rule for what each one expects someone to do.
Incidents and on-call
A place in your rotation, runbooks for known failures, and written post-incident notes.
Cloud cost
What runs, what is idle and what is oversized, with changes proposed to your lead before they happen.
AI agents in operations
Agents that investigate alerts before anyone is paged and draft the fix. A person approves every change to production.
From brief to first deploy.
When you need the operation owned, not one more engineer.
If you have no DevOps function, or want the whole operation owned with a measured baseline, AI agents and a monthly review, that is the AI DevOps pod at yaab, part of the same group as Viaro. The same goes for a DevOps project with a start and an end.
Questions engineering leaders ask.
How is a Viaro DevOps engineer different from the AI DevOps pod?
A Viaro DevOps engineer joins your existing team and works under your lead, on your roadmap. The AI DevOps pod, run by yaab, owns the operation for teams without a DevOps function, starts with a two-week baseline and is measured against it every month.
Do they join our on-call rotation?
Yes, during the hours agreed with you. Coverage outside those hours is part of the engagement conversation.
Do the AI agents change production on their own?
No. The agents investigate alerts, gather evidence and draft the fix. A person on your team, or the engineer under your rules, approves every change before it reaches production.
Which clouds and tools do they work with?
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, Docker and Kubernetes, infrastructure as code, and the CI and observability tools you already run.
Do DevOps engineers work in my time zone?
Yes. Viaro engineers work from Latin America on Central Standard Time, 9am to 6pm, one shared working day with US Eastern, Central and Pacific teams.
How do I add one?
Through the contact form: tell us your stack, your cloud and the work waiting. We propose profiles on a discovery call.
Add a senior DevOps engineer to your team.
Tell us your stack, your cloud and the work waiting on the roadmap. We come back with profiles and a plan.