Job Description: The Algorithm is hiring multiple OpenShift Engineers as full-time employees for a long-term engagement with a global enterprise client. This is an opportunity for senior Red Hat and IBM platform talent to anchor a growing OpenShift practice and work on production-scale infrastructure. About the role You will be responsible for installing, administering, patching, and upgrading Red Hat OpenShift clusters in a production enterprise environment. You will work alongside a distributed team managing Linux KVM, Fibre Channel storage, and supporting infrastructure across IBM Power and LinuxONE platforms. Key responsibilities

• Install, configure, patch, and upgrade Red Hat OpenShift clusters
• Administer Linux KVM hosts and virtual machine lifecycles
• Manage Fibre Channel storage including LUN provisioning and multipath configuration
• Support workloads running on IBM Power and LinuxONE systems
• Troubleshoot cluster, networking, and storage issues in production environments
• Collaborate with client teams in a distributed, remote-first setup
• Maintain documentation, runbooks, and operational standards

Required qualifications

• 5+ years of hands-on Red Hat OpenShift production experience (install, admin, patching, upgrades)
• Strong Linux KVM administration experience
• Hands-on Fibre Channel (FC) storage administration
• Exposure to IBM LinuxONE
• Comfortable working independently in a fully remote setup

Strongly preferred

• Hands-on IBM Power systems experience
• Experience with OpenShift version migrations and major upgrades
• Background working with global enterprise clients

What we offer

• Full-time role with PF, health insurance, and standard benefits
• Fully remote, India-based
• Long-term engagement with extension and growth potential
• Opportunity to anchor and grow an OpenShift practice

Important note on compensation This is an India-payroll role with compensation set at Indian market rates for the skill set and experience level. Candidates expecting cross-border or US-equivalent salaries should not apply.