Remote Cloud Engineer Jobs in India: Where to Find Them

import csv

sources = [
    {"source": "Job portal A", "filter": "remote + India + AWS", "check": "Mon, Thu"},
    {"source": "LinkedIn Jobs", "filter": "remote + cloud engineer", "check": "daily alert"},
    {"source": "Career pages list", "filter": "10 companies", "check": "Wed"},
    {"source": "Cloud community group", "filter": "jobs channel", "check": "Fri"},
]
with open("sources.csv", "w", newline="") as f:
    w = csv.DictWriter(f, fieldnames=sources[0].keys())
    w.writeheader()
    w.writerows(sources)
print("saved", len(sources), "sources")

TITLES = ["Cloud Engineer", "Junior Cloud Engineer", "Cloud Support Engineer",
          "DevOps Engineer", "Site Reliability Engineer", "AWS Engineer"]
MODIFIERS = ["remote", "work from home", "hybrid"]

queries = [f'"{t}" {m}' for t in TITLES for m in MODIFIERS]
for q in queries[:8]:
    print(q)
print("...", len(queries), "search queries in total")

terraform {
  required_providers {
    aws = { source = "hashicorp/aws", version = "~> 5.0" }
  }
}

provider "aws" {
  region = "ap-south-1"
}

resource "aws_s3_bucket" "logs" {
  bucket = "example-portfolio-logs-bucket"
  tags = {
    Project = "remote-portfolio"
    Owner   = "your-name"
  }
}

output "bucket_name" {
  value = aws_s3_bucket.logs.bucket
}

# Runbook: Rotate an IAM access key (practice account)

## When to use
Key older than 90 days or possibly exposed.

## Steps
1. Create a new key for the user.
2. Update the application or CLI profile with the new key.
3. Test access with: aws sts get-caller-identity
4. Deactivate the old key; wait one day for issues.
5. Delete the old key.

## Rollback
Reactivate the old key if the app fails, then investigate.

RED_FLAGS = {
    "asks_payment": "Requests money for job, training or equipment",
    "no_interview": "Offer without a real technical interview",
    "free_email_only": "Recruiter uses only a free email domain",
    "pressure": "Asks you to decide immediately",
    "vague_role": "Cannot explain the team or daily work",
}

offer = {"asks_payment": True, "no_interview": True, "free_email_only": False,
         "pressure": True, "vague_role": False}

found = [RED_FLAGS[k] for k, v in offer.items() if v]
print("RED FLAGS:" if found else "No red flags found")
for f in found:
    print(" -", f)

import socket

def has_mail_server(domain: str) -> bool:
    """Very simple check: does the domain resolve at all?"""
    try:
        socket.gethostbyname(domain)
        return True
    except socket.gaierror:
        return False

for d in ["example.com", "this-company-does-not-exist-12345.com"]:
    print(d, "resolves" if has_mail_server(d) else "does NOT resolve")
# A resolving domain is not proof of legitimacy; also verify
# through the company's official website and contacts.

Mon  Check job alerts, apply to new matches (2-3)
Tue  Portfolio: one lab or Terraform improvement
Wed  Check 10 company career pages
Thu  Apply to new matches (2-3), tailor each resume
Fri  Community: answer one question, check job channels
Sat  Interview practice: cloud scenarios aloud
Sun  Rest

Hi <Name>, I saw the remote Cloud Engineer role on your
careers page. I have hands-on AWS labs with Terraform,
including a VPC and IAM setup documented here:
<repo link>. I would be glad to apply and learn more
about the team's work. Thank you for your time.

[ ] Company verified via official website
[ ] Recruiter uses company email or verified profile
[ ] Real technical interview took place
[ ] Written offer with role, pay, location rules
[ ] No fees requested at any stage
[ ] Remote rules clear (fully remote / hybrid / travel)