Why Redian, and why this shape of team
You've landed here because you need DevOps engineers for a team based in or serving Amsterdam, Netherlands, and you're weighing whether to hire locally, use a marketplace, or engage a delivery partner. This page explains how Redian Software delivers exactly that engagement — remote, DevOps engineers, aligned to Amsterdam business hours (CET / CEST), on a commercial model that scales from a single engineer to a full offshore cell.
DevOps / Cloud Engineers — what our engineers actually do
Redian's DevOps and cloud practice owns everything from CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, CircleCI, Jenkins), through infrastructure-as-code (Terraform, Pulumi, CloudFormation), container orchestration (Kubernetes on EKS / AKS / GKE, plus ECS Fargate for smaller teams), observability stacks (Prometheus + Grafana, Datadog, ELK, OpenTelemetry), and the security and cost hygiene that stops your cloud bill from becoming the CFO's problem. We work across AWS, Azure and GCP — plus on-prem VMware and OpenShift for regulated clients.
Seniority mix: mid-level engineers (3–5 yrs, own pipelines, IaC modules, incident triage), senior engineers / SREs (5–8 yrs, own platform architecture, capacity planning, blameless post-mortems), and cloud architects (8+ yrs, own the multi-account / multi-region / DR story, security posture, cost optimisation). Engagement is often a small pod — 2–3 engineers — running as a platform team for your product engineers.
The Amsterdam context
Amsterdam's tech scene is a mix of financial services (ING, ABN AMRO, Rabobank, Adyen, Bunq), scale-ups (Booking.com, MessageBird, Uber's EMEA HQ) and a growing base of AI and climate-tech startups. Loaded senior IC costs are below SF but hire timelines are long, and DNB / AFM / GDPR posture is procurement baseline for anyone touching financial data.
Redian ships CET-aligned coverage from India during your Amsterdam morning — standups, code review, incident triage and design conversations inside the overlap. We deliver under GDPR expectations and are comfortable with Dutch procurement teams.
Remote engagement — the mechanics
Remote engagement — this is our default delivery model. Engineers work from Redian's delivery centres in India, join your calls at your local hours, use your tools (Slack, Jira, Linear, GitHub, GitLab, Notion — whatever), and integrate with your existing workflow. You don't run their laptops, you don't manage their leave, you don't handle their tax — Redian does. Named engineers show up on your standups from day one.
Security controls that pass procurement. Managed Redian-issued devices with MDM, disk encryption and endpoint DLP; corporate VPN into your infra where you require it; IAM-integrated access (SSO, MFA, least-privilege); signed NDA and IP-assignment on every engineer; pen-test and SOC 2 evidence on request. The people you talk to are FTEs on Redian's payroll, not marketplace contractors.
Commercials and how to start
Rates depend on the exact seniority mix and length of engagement, but as a rule: a remote DevOps engineer from Redian lands well below the loaded cost of the equivalent local hire in Amsterdam, without dropping seniority. Minimum engagement is one month for remote, three months for onsite. Rate card, sample CVs of currently-available engineers, and reference clients in your industry — happy to send those on the first call, subject to NDA.
How the first two weeks look: we scope the roles, seniority mix and start date on a 30-minute discovery call. We share 3–5 CVs matched to the brief within 3 business days. You interview shortlist candidates directly. The chosen engineer(s) start inside 1–2 weeks (day-one remote), on your tools, in your workflow, with named Redian consultant oversight.
No lock-in, no minimum quarter. If an engineer isn't a fit inside the first two weeks, we swap them, no charge. If you need to scale up or down mid-engagement, we do it — that flexibility is the whole point of engaging a partner instead of hiring FTEs.