GitHub Enablement (TT70ST RM 4345)

Position: GitHub Enablement (TT70ST RM 4345)

Interview process – Virtual interview

What we are looking for
A hands-on GitHub automation developer who can develop custom workflows, actions, reusable automation components and integrations to enable Harman’s engineering and DevOps processes.

Mandatory skills

• Strong GitHub Actions development, workflow YAML and reusable workflows.
• Custom/composite actions, workflow triggers, jobs, dependencies and conditional execution.
• GitHub REST APIs, GraphQL APIs and webhooks.
• Python scripting for automation and API integrations.
• Hosted/self-hosted GitHub runners, secrets, permissions and GitHub Apps/token-based authentication.
• Integration with external engineering tools, development platforms and CI/CD systems.
• Debugging and troubleshooting workflow failures.

TA screening: We need a GitHub Actions developer who understands DevOps, not a generic DevOps engineer who has used GitHub Actions. Candidates must have actual development experience writing workflows, actions and API-based integrations, not merely executing pipelines.

Mandatory skill for Github : GitHub Actions/workflows, reusable workflows, composite actions, hosted or self-hosted runners, GitHub APIs, Python/YAML automation, OIDC/secrets, repository governance, GitHub Apps/webhooks, CI/CD standardization and troubleshooting.

Do not apply: Generic DevOps or Jenkins profiles without strong hands-on GitHub Actions, runner implementation and Python/API automation experience

GitHub Enablement : Responsible for designing, automating and supporting enterprise GitHub Actions solutions, including secure and cost-effective self-hosted runners on AWS EKS.

screening requirement : The candidate must have implemented GitHub Actions workflows and self-hosted runners—not only used existing pipelines. They must be able to explain how to deploy runners on EKS and select between GitHub-hosted and self-hosted runners based on cost, security and workload requirements.

Core mandatory skills

• Strong hands-on GitHub Actions and workflow YAML development
• Ability to create workflows from scratch and troubleshoot failed pipelines
• GitHub-hosted, larger and self-hosted runner architecture
• Runner cost, security, performance and workload-selection considerations
• Deploying and auto-scaling self-hosted runners on Kubernetes/EKS
• Actions Runner Controller (ARC), Helm and Docker
• Reusable workflows, composite actions and pipeline templates
• Python scripting and automation
• GitHub REST API and GraphQL
• Secrets, permissions, OIDC and secure authentication
• Linux, Kubernetes and CI/CD troubleshooting

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