Dedicated DevSecOps engineers for your offshore team.
Offshore DevSecOps engineers in Chiang Mai and Bangkok, working full time on your roadmap and managed by us. A DevSecOps engineer builds security into the path from commit to production, so every change is checked automatically and feedback reaches the developer who wrote it.
One agreement and one fixed monthly fee, with a service delivery manager in Thailand who runs your team day to day.
This role is part of a dedicated cybersecurity team. It's staff augmentation, fully managed: take one role on its own, or the whole discipline as one delivery team.
One DevSecOps Engineer, assigned to your product and fully managed.
We assign a DevSecOps Engineer to your team full time and run everything around them: a service delivery manager who answers for the work, training and coaching, the office and equipment, and HR and payroll. The price below is for a mid-level DevSecOps Engineer; junior and senior levels are priced in your proposal, and how the monthly fee is built explains the arithmetic.
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One mid-level DevSecOps Engineer, full time, everything below included. All 27 things included ››
- DevSecOps engineer From USD 3,900 per month
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Service
We manage and develop the team
- A service delivery manager who runs the team and answers for delivery
- A 1:1 with our Head of Delivery every two weeks
- Weekly delivery scoring and monthly capacity reports
- A Talent Success Manager for every specialist
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HR
We are the employer
- Recruitment and technical assessment
- Employment contracts
- Salary and payroll
- Tax and social security
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Facilitation
We provide the workplace
- A desk in our own office in Chiang Mai or Bangkok
- A Workplace Experience Manager on site
- Team events through the year
- IT support
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Equipment
We supply the tools
- Laptop and hardware
- Software licences
- LinkedIn Learning access
- Device security and management
What a DevSecOps Engineer does on a dedicated cybersecurity team.
They work in your CI/CD pipelines, container builds and infrastructure code, with your own developers as their users, and tune every check until the team trusts it.
DevSecOps Engineer skills and technologies
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Static analysis and dependency scanning on every pull request, tuned so developers act on the results.
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Container image and infrastructure-as-code scanning before anything reaches a registry or a cloud account.
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Secrets moved out of code and environment files into a vault, with rotation built in.
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Release gates agreed with your team: what blocks a deploy, what becomes a ticket and what is accepted.
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A software bill of materials for each release, so you know what you ship when a new vulnerability is announced.
DevSecOps Engineer seniority levels.
Mid-level to senior. The hard part is deciding which checks to enforce, so the pipeline stays fast and the team keeps trusting it. Seniority is one of the inputs into how the monthly fee is built.
When your team needs a DevSecOps Engineer.
Assigned when the pipeline ships faster than security can review by hand, or when scanners already run but their findings pile up unread. Pairs with a security engineer who fixes what the checks find. DevSecOps engineers join as part of a dedicated cybersecurity team. Companies that hire software developers through us often add DevSecOps once releases speed up.
What we look for in a dedicated DevSecOps Engineer.
We look for engineers who have run real pipelines and know what developers will put up with. They tune a scanner until its findings get read, and they treat a secret in a repository as an incident to fix that day.
A remote DevSecOps Engineer's first three months on your team.
- Weeks 1 to 2Reviewing your pipelines, secrets handling and existing scanners, and agreeing the first gates with your team.
- Weeks 3 to 6Adding static analysis, dependency and container scanning, tuned to keep false positives low.
- Months 2 to 3Moving secrets into a vault, adding infrastructure-as-code checks and reporting on the trends.
Questions about adding a DevSecOps Engineer to your team.
How is DevSecOps different from DevOps?
A DevOps engineer makes delivery fast and repeatable. A DevSecOps engineer makes sure what that fast path ships is safe: the scans, the secrets handling and the release gates. The two work side by side, and with Azendo they can sit in the same team under one agreement.
Will security scans slow down our pipeline?
They shouldn't be noticeable. Fast checks run on every pull request, slower ones run in parallel or overnight, and each rule is tuned to cut false positives. A check that adds friction without catching anything real gets changed or removed.
Add remote DevSecOps engineers to your team.
Tell us your roadmap and your stack, and we'll come back with the right profile, the capacity and a start date. You can also talk to a service delivery manager first.
Tell us what your DevSecOps engineer would work on.
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