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Client output enrichment

v2 Skill cluster · Nature of work · AI index · Tech stack maturity · Evidence · KRA description
role baseline loaded sources · ai_index: jd · nature_of_work: no_kras · tech_stack_maturity: jd
Nature of work no kras
Vague JD — no KRAs present to derive a specific nature of work.
Tech stack maturity
Mainstream Modern
AI index (0 = no AI use, 5 = totally AI-dependent · v2.1)
0.20 / 5
· Title match
Has AI skill
· AI skill (primary)
· AI skill (secondary)
· On AI team
· Builds AI products
vocab breakdown (legacy)
Assistants (×1):
Frameworks (×2):
Models / concepts (×3): agentic AI, agentic, AI, Artificial Intelligence
Evidence — skills matched in JD (0)
No skills extracted
Skill cluster (0 dimension groups, role-scoped)
No dimension groups computed for this JD.
Status: completed Created: 2026-05-08T15:27:14.697233Z Updated: 2026-05-08T15:28:57.113448Z API 3 duration: 26 ms
Flow Current 3-step pipeline

1 POST /skills/extract-from-jd

2 POST /skills/extract-details

3 POST /skills/final-role-output

Role Chosen role & resolution

DevOps Engineer

slug: devops-engineer · id: 1 · source: db

Most dimensions map to DevOps Engineer, especially Kubernetes, Docker, Azure/AWS, deployment automation, and IaC.

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Job description

Job Description

Role Overview:

We are seeking a seasoned Cloud Engineer to join our dynamic Technology research team. The ideal candidate will work collaboratively with the AI, Product and other teams to optimize building Devops cloud-based pipelines, enabling cloud infrastructure and services, ensuring the full benefits of standardized Cloud Tools are achieved across various teams of the vertical. This individual will play a crucial role in developing Infrastructure as a Code, AI models deployment pipelines, security ops, automating CI/CD pipelines, and streamlining cloud operations to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance system availability, performance, and scalability.

Responsibilities:

Be an active member of the team to build, own cloud based platform, its services, Devops pipelines for AI Model deployment, development pipelines, and provisioning public Cloud Native platform infrastructure in AWS or Azure or GCP.
Develop and maintain Infrastructure as a Code (IaC) scripts to deploy cloud resources through pipelines and automate application installs.
Continually evolve deployment methods and processes to effectively deliver products across all environments.
Will be responsible for building docker containerization pipelines for Nvidia Nemo/NIM models and services.
Will be involved in Containerization and Containers orchestration using Kubernetes
Good experience in setting up end to end CI/CD using AWS/Azure Devops (components such as web app, function app, logic app and APIM)
Building feedback loops to transfer data from client end to optimization hub in WNS environment. Will be involved in integrating platform with other tools like Junit, Jmeter, Jira, Jenkins etc
Will be involved in sandbox cloud VM creation and replication for multiple users where they can collaborate to dev AI/Agentic AI applications.
Will be involved in scaling product deployment - Authentication, Authorization, Session management, rest APIs and code building to scale applications which can be used by 10K+ users.
Should have experience with AI Model versioning, code versioning through SVN and Git repository configuration and management
Collaborate with the senior members of the AI Software Engineering team, Product Manager, and Product team to continuously improve the processes for the implementation, operation, and maintenance of the platform
Implement automation, monitoring, logging, alerting, and deployment solutions to improve buildAI Model deployment experience and developer productivity.
Ensure that all cloud solutions follow internally defined security and compliance standards and controls. Also take care of Containers and Code security while deploying the product/solution in client environment.
Being the Cloud Native advocate to challenge status quo and ensure leveraging the full capabilities of the Cloud Platform


Skills:

Possess one or more experience(AWS/Azure/GCP).
Possess experience in containers development, Kubernetes, Devops tools, CI/CD pipeline development, Jenkins etc.
Possess deep and broad knowledge and experience in general IT and public cloud, including Networking, Infrastructure, Security, Storage, Operating Systems (Linux/Windows).
Experience with cloud infrastructure as code tooling.5. Proficiency in server OS, including Windows and/or Linux.6. Strong skills in Python and PowerShell/Bash scripting.


Qualifications

Bachelors or master’s in computer science, Artificial Intelligence, or a related field
7+ years of experience in Devops and Cloud
Experience tool chaining (GitHub, Jira), building CICD Pipeline, deployment automation, and containerization (Kubernetes, Docker).
Excellent problem solving, troubleshooting and analytical skill
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All API 3 persistence rows

Same grid as the skill-extractor “Persistence items” table: one row per (skill × dimension) work item.

Skill Tag Dimension Skill↔dim Role↔dim Outcome Notes
Kubernetes in_db
Orchestration Platforms
orchestration-platforms
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PowerShell in_db
Deployment Automation Scripts
deployment-automation-scripts
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JUnit in_db
Authentication Flows and Session Handling
authentication-flows-and-session-handling
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JUnit in_db
Test Frameworks and Runners
test-frameworks-and-runners
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JUnit in_db
Testing and Quality Assurance
testing-and-quality-assurance
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Docker in_db
Containerization and Image Delivery
containerization-and-image-delivery
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Docker in_db
Model Serving Deployment and Runtime Packaging
model-serving-deployment-and-runtime-packaging
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REST APIs in_db
API Integration and Data Fetching
api-integration-and-data-fetching
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REST APIs in_db
API Integration and Serialization
api-integration-and-serialization
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REST APIs in_db
Network Automation and Scripting
network-automation-and-scripting
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Jenkins in_db
Continuous Integration Test Integration
continuous-integration-test-integration
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Python in_db
Analytical Programming Languages
analytical-programming-languages
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Python in_db
Automation Scripting and CLI
automation-scripting-and-cli
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Python in_db
Network Automation and Scripting
network-automation-and-scripting
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Python in_db
Programming Languages for AI Workflows
programming-languages-for-ai-workflows
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Python in_db
Programming Languages for Backend Systems
programming-languages-for-backend-systems
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Python in_db
Programming Languages for Data Work
programming-languages-for-data-work
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Python in_db
Programming Languages for ML Systems
programming-languages-for-ml-systems
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Python in_db
Programming Languages for Test Automation
programming-languages-for-test-automation
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Python in_db
Security Automation and Scripting
security-automation-and-scripting
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Azure in_db
Cloud Platform Operations
cloud-platform-operations
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Bash scripting in_db
Deployment Automation Scripts
deployment-automation-scripts
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Bash scripting in_db
MySQL Automation and Scripting
mysql-automation-and-scripting
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AWS in_db
Cloud Platform Operations
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APIM new
API Management Platforms
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Authentication new
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Cloud new
Cloud Platforms and Services
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Containers new
Containerization
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Devops new
Scaling and Resilience Engineering
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IaC new
Infrastructure as Code
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Infrastructure new
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Linux.6 new
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NIM new
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Nemo new
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Networking new
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OS new
Operating Systems Fundamentals
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SVN new
Version Control Systems
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Windows new
Windows Administration
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Library artifacts (this run)

Kind Detail DB id
canonical_skill_proposed AI | type=Concept subtype=artificial_intelligence nature=CONCEPT lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed APIM | type=Platform subtype=api_management_platform nature=PLATFORM lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed Authentication | type=Concept subtype=security_concept nature=CONCEPT lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed CD | type=Methodology subtype=continuous_delivery nature=METHODOLOGY lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed CI | type=Methodology subtype=continuous_integration_methodology nature=METHODOLOGY lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed CICD | type=Methodology subtype=continuous_integration_continuous_delivery nature=METHODOLOGY lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed Cloud | type=Domain subtype=cloud_computing nature=CONCEPT lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed Containers | type=Architecture subtype=containerization_architecture nature=PATTERN lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed Devops | type=Methodology subtype=devops_practices nature=METHODOLOGY lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed IaC | type=Methodology subtype=infrastructure_as_code nature=METHODOLOGY lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed Infrastructure | type=Domain subtype=infrastructure nature=CONCEPT lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed Linux.6 | type=Concept subtype=operating_system_concept nature=CONCEPT lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed NIM | type=Language subtype=programming_language nature=LANGUAGE lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed Nemo | type=Tool subtype=desktop_application nature=TOOL lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed Networking | type=Concept subtype=computer_networking nature=CONCEPT lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed OS | type=Concept subtype=operating_system nature=CONCEPT lifespan=EVERGREEN
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canonical_skill_proposed SVN | type=Tool subtype=version_control_tool nature=TOOL lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed Security | type=Domain subtype=security nature=CONCEPT lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed Storage | type=Domain subtype=data_storage nature=CONCEPT lifespan=EVERGREEN
canonical_skill_proposed Windows | type=Platform subtype=operating_system_platform nature=PLATFORM lifespan=EVERGREEN
dimension_proposed Artificial Intelligence
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dimension_proposed API Management Platforms
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dimension_skill_link_proposed Authentication ↔ Authentication
dimension_proposed Continuous Delivery
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dimension_proposed Cloud Platforms and Services
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dimension_proposed Containerization
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dimension_skill_link_proposed Devops ↔ Scaling and Resilience Engineering
dimension_skill_link_proposed IaC ↔ Infrastructure as Code
role_dimension_link_proposed DevOps Engineer ↔ Infrastructure as Code
dimension_proposed Infrastructure Provisioning
dimension_skill_link_proposed Infrastructure ↔ Infrastructure Provisioning
dimension_proposed Linux System Administration
dimension_skill_link_proposed Linux.6 ↔ Linux System Administration
dimension_proposed NIM Inference Serving
dimension_skill_link_proposed NIM ↔ NIM Inference Serving
dimension_proposed Nemo Framework Usage
dimension_skill_link_proposed Nemo ↔ Nemo Framework Usage
dimension_proposed Networking Fundamentals
dimension_skill_link_proposed Networking ↔ Networking Fundamentals
dimension_proposed Operating Systems Fundamentals
dimension_skill_link_proposed OS ↔ Operating Systems Fundamentals
dimension_proposed Version Control Systems
dimension_skill_link_proposed SVN ↔ Version Control Systems
dimension_proposed Windows Administration
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API 1 — extract-from-jd click to toggle
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}
API 2 — extract-details
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    {
      "aliases_in_db": [],
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      "new_alias_persisted": false,
      "new_alias_text": null,
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    {
      "aliases_in_db": [],
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    {
      "aliases_in_db": [],
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      "new_alias_persisted": false,
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      "was_in_llm_skills": true
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    {
      "aliases_in_db": [],
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      "new_alias_persisted": false,
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      "was_in_llm_skills": true
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    {
      "aliases_in_db": [],
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      "input_skill": "operations",
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      "new_alias_persisted": false,
      "new_alias_text": null,
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      "was_in_llm_skills": true
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    {
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      "new_alias_persisted": false,
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      "was_in_llm_skills": true
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    {
      "aliases_in_db": [],
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      "input_skill": "orchestration",
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      "new_alias_persisted": false,
      "new_alias_text": null,
      "new_skill_meta": null,
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      "was_in_llm_skills": true
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    {
      "aliases_in_db": [],
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      "input_skill": "pipelines",
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      "new_alias_persisted": false,
      "new_alias_text": null,
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      "was_in_llm_skills": true
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    {
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      "input_skill": "repository",
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      "new_alias_persisted": false,
      "new_alias_text": null,
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      "was_in_llm_skills": true
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    {
      "aliases_in_db": [],
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      "input_skill": "resources",
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      "new_alias_persisted": false,
      "new_alias_text": null,
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    {
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      "input_skill": "scripts",
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      "new_alias_persisted": false,
      "new_alias_text": null,
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    {
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      "input_skill": "services",
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      "new_alias_persisted": false,
      "new_alias_text": null,
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      "was_in_llm_skills": true
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    {
      "aliases_in_db": [],
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      "input_skill": "solutions",
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      "new_alias_persisted": false,
      "new_alias_text": null,
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    {
      "aliases_in_db": [],
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    {
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      "input_skill": "versioning",
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}
API 3 — final-role-output
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    "slug": "devops-engineer",
    "source": "db"
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    },
    {
      "skill": "JUnit",
      "tag": "in_db"
    },
    {
      "skill": "Docker",
      "tag": "in_db"
    },
    {
      "skill": "REST APIs",
      "tag": "in_db"
    },
    {
      "skill": "Jenkins",
      "tag": "in_db"
    },
    {
      "skill": "Python",
      "tag": "in_db"
    },
    {
      "skill": "Azure",
      "tag": "in_db"
    },
    {
      "skill": "Bash scripting",
      "tag": "in_db"
    },
    {
      "skill": "AWS",
      "tag": "in_db"
    },
    {
      "skill": "AI",
      "tag": "new"
    },
    {
      "skill": "APIM",
      "tag": "new"
    },
    {
      "skill": "Authentication",
      "tag": "new"
    },
    {
      "skill": "CD",
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    },
    {
      "skill": "CI",
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    },
    {
      "skill": "CICD",
      "tag": "new"
    },
    {
      "skill": "Cloud",
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    },
    {
      "skill": "Containers",
      "tag": "new"
    },
    {
      "skill": "Devops",
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    },
    {
      "skill": "IaC",
      "tag": "new"
    },
    {
      "skill": "Infrastructure",
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    },
    {
      "skill": "Linux.6",
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    },
    {
      "skill": "NIM",
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      "skill": "Nemo",
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    },
    {
      "skill": "Networking",
      "tag": "new"
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    {
      "skill": "OS",
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    {
      "skill": "Pipeline",
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