• Find openings before the crowd

    Every opening on Hirastra is checked live and posted within hours, so you apply while the pile is small. Look for cloud and DevOps roles.

    hirastra.com/today
  • Search Google the smart way

    Paste this into Google and set the filter to Past week. Also try titles like Associate DevOps, Cloud Support Engineer and Platform Engineer Trainee.

    ("DevOps Engineer" OR "Cloud Engineer" OR "Site Reliability") (fresher OR "0-2 years" OR graduate) India site:lever.co OR site:greenhouse.io
  • Build one project recruiters can see

    Build one pipeline end to end and publish it on GitHub with a clear README. Set a budget alert in AWS so the free tier never surprises you.

    App in Docker -> GitHub Actions CI -> Terraform on AWS free tier -> deploy -> CloudWatch alarm + README diagram
  • Get one cloud certificate that counts

    Pick one cloud and finish an entry-level cert. Put the cert and your project link at the top of your resume. Never pay for a job-plus-certificate package.

    AWS Cloud Practitioner -> AWS Solutions Architect Associate, or Microsoft AZ-900 -> AZ-104
  • Message an engineer, not just HR

    Find a DevOps or SRE engineer at the company on LinkedIn and send a short note with proof of work. Ask for advice, not a referral.

    Hi [Name], I'm a 2026 grad who built a CI/CD pipeline with Docker, GitHub Actions and Terraform on AWS: [GitHub link]. I saw the [role] opening. Could you tell me which skills matter most for the team?

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