WeBuildStack is a remote-first software development company in Bengaluru, India, that builds web and mobile applications and the cloud behind them. For a dedicated DevOps or cloud engineer you interview first, with a 15-day risk-free trial and a tech lead reviewing every change: profiles within 48 hours, a start within one to two weeks, in your timezone. 15+ engineers, 100+ projects.
Cloud engineers who have run production on all three major clouds and will not recommend one because of a partner badge. Terraform for every resource, GitOps for every deploy, dashboards and alerts as code, and a cost review in the first month that usually pays for the engagement.
Reading a Terraform plan and spotting the change that would destroy a production database.
Debugging a failing CI pipeline with nothing but the logs and the workflow file.
Explaining a cloud bill line by line and naming what to switch off first.
Designing Kubernetes rollouts with health checks, resource limits and a rollback path.
The four ways to add a DevOps engineer, stated fairly. The figures in our row are the ones every page on this site commits to.
| Channel | Time to start | Who reviews the code | Continuity | Trial | Management load |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marketplace freelancers (Upwork, Fiverr) | Days | Nobody unless you arrange it | One person; no replacement | Per contract | You manage everything |
| Vetted-talent networks (Toptal, Lemon.io) | Days to a week | Your lead | Replacement by the network | Usually a trial period | You manage the work |
| Dedicated-team companies (WeBuildStack and others like us) | Profiles in 48 hours; start in one to two weeks | A tech lead reviews every pull request | Replacement guarantee; no minimum term | 15-day risk-free trial | Shared: you direct the backlog, the company handles HR, quality and replacement |
| In-house hire | Months | Your lead | Highest | Probation | Everything, including recruiting |
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Starts with read-only access and inventories accounts, clusters, pipelines and anything created by hand in a console.
Imports one unmanaged resource into Terraform and ships it through a reviewed pull request.
Delivers a written risk list covering backups, alerting gaps and cost, ordered by impact.
Something not covered here? Ask a tech lead. We reply within one business day.
Yes, for a dedicated DevOps or cloud engineer you interview first, with a 15-day risk-free trial and a tech lead reviewing every change. Profiles within 48 hours, a written monthly rate with them, a replacement guarantee, no recruitment fees and no minimum term; the engineer works in your repositories, stand-ups and hours from Bengaluru, India.
Yes. They start by importing what exists into state rather than rebuilding it, then refactor into modules through reviewed pull requests. Nothing changes in a console that is not also in code.
Yes, as part of a managed-support retainer with a rota, response targets and a named engineer. For a dedicated engineer without a retainer, on-call is limited to the working hours agreed for your timezone.
Usually within 3 to 7 working days, depending on how long your cloud access provisioning takes. You interview the shortlisted infrastructure engineers; nobody is assigned without your approval.
If the engineer is not a fit in the first 15 days, by which time you will have their infrastructure inventory and first reviewed change, you pay nothing for that period and we replace them or part ways. No lock-in.
Less than you would hope. We screen on a live exercise: debug a broken pipeline, read a Terraform plan, and explain a bill. Every engineer on our DevOps bench has passed that, and a tech lead reviews their infrastructure changes like any other code.
What arrives within 48 hours: two or three matching profiles with code samples, each engineer's availability and earliest start date, and a written monthly rate. You interview before anyone starts.
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Cross-functional pods with a tech lead: frontend, backend, QA and DevOps.