Full-Time
Log Management Platform
Posted on 5/12/2025
Kyndryl
10,001+ employees
Managed IT infrastructure and cloud services
No salary listed
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India + 5 more
More locations: Hyderabad, Telangana, India | Pune, Maharashtra, India | Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India | Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India | Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
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- 7+ Years of experience in Manage, maintain, and optimize the Elastic-based log management infrastructure to ensure stability, performance, and scalability.
- Perform routine maintenance such as cluster health checks, node management, and index lifecycle management.
- Ensure high availability and fault tolerance of the Elastic Stack components.
- Assist customers with onboarding new data sources and configuring ingestion pipelines.
- Create and manage basic dashboards tailored to customer needs.
- Provide technical support for log ingestion, dashboard visualization, and performance troubleshooting.
- Design, configure, and maintain log ingestion pipelines using Logstash and Beats.
- Ensure seamless integration of custom log formats and various data sources into the Elastic Stack.
- Optimize ingestion pipelines for performance and reliability.
- Monitor the health and performance of the Elastic Stack components (Elasticsearch, Kibana, Logstash, Beats).
- Proactively detect and resolve performance bottlenecks and failures.
- Maintain platform security, including access control and data protection policies.
- Develop and maintain index templates and mappings for efficient data structuring.
- Implement strategies for index rollover and lifecycle management.
- Leverage automation tools (Terraform, Puppet, Shell) for deployment and configuration management.
- Develop scripts for automation of log ingestion, system monitoring, and dashboard provisioning.
- Advise internal stakeholders on log analytics strategies, visualizations, and best practices.
- Provide input for system improvement and log analysis frameworks using SIEM and machine learning.
- Ensure Admin On Duty (AOD) coverage for uninterrupted service and SLA compliance.
- Document Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and adhere to organization-wide rules and standards.
- Provide RCA documentation for P1/P2 incidents and actively contribute to problem management.
- Familiarity with Agile practices (e.g., Scrum)
- Knowledge of CI/CD pipelines for log platform deployment and updates
- Elastic Stack certification (Elastic Certified Engineer or Analyst)
- Certifications in automation tools (Terraform, Puppet)
- SIEM tool certification (Splunk, QRadar, Elastic SIEM) – preferred
- Cloud platform certifications (AWS, Azure) – optional
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to multitask and perform under pressure in a 24/7 operational environment
- Customer-centric attitude and problem-solving mindset
Kyndryl provides managed IT infrastructure services for large enterprises, helping them run and modernize their technology environments. Its offerings cover cloud adoption, cybersecurity, security operations, and digital workplace services, all delivered under long-term managed-service contracts. The company works by partnering with major technology providers (including Microsoft) to offer integrated, end-to-end solutions, often complemented by a new security operations center (SOC) and other security capabilities. This focus sets it apart from competitors through scale, enterprise-grade governance, and a history rooted in IBM’s infrastructure services, now independent but aligned with large technology partners. The goal is to support digital transformation by providing reliable, scalable, and secure infrastructure management that enables enterprises to operate efficiently and securely in a cloud-enabled world.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2021
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- AI-enabled infrastructure modernization can deepen wallet share in regulated accounts.
- Mainframe and zCloud work creates durable demand from legacy-heavy enterprises.
- Public-sector and retail modernization deals broaden Kyndryl beyond traditional infrastructure outsourcing.
What critics are saying
- May 2026 layoffs and $200 million severance charges pressure morale and delivery capacity.
- Flat Q1 2026 revenue and falling multi-year sales show weak organic growth.
- Critical-client reliance makes any outage or migration failure highly visible and contract-threatening.
What makes Kyndryl unique
- World's largest IT infrastructure services provider, spun off from IBM in 2021.
- Combines managed services, consulting, and modernization across cloud, security, and zCloud.
- Wins mission-critical renewals with regulated enterprises like Broadridge, Ethniki Asfalistiki, and Arizona MVD.
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↓ -2%May 13, 2026Henderson Park agrees to sell iconic Los Cubos office in Madrid for €91 million following comprehensive refurbishment. * Asset acquired by ATREA Real Estate * Since acquiring Los Cubos in 2017, Henderson Park has successfully undertaken a major brown-to-green refurbishment of the iconic brutalist office and increased occupancy to 84% * Works included the modernisation of the façade and interiors and an overhaul of the asset's technology, wellbeing and sustainability credentials Madrid/London, 12 May 2026: Henderson Park, the international real estate investment manager, has exchanged contracts on the sale of Los Cubos in Madrid to ATREA Real Estate, a Madrid-based real estate investment platform led by Luis López de Herrera-Oria, for €91 million. In line with Henderson Park's value-add strategy and leveraging its expertise in undertaking brown-to-green redevelopments of well-located offices with good underlying fundamentals, the firm has completed a comprehensive modernisation of the iconic brutalist building to create a vertical campus. The refurbishment works have comprised upgrading the office's façade, auditorium and interiors alongside a thorough technological overhaul and the addition of amenities designed to enhance occupier experience and wellbeing. The amenities include new communal areas, the Faborit cafeteria, over 4,000 sqm of external terraces, a gym and a padel court. The works have also prioritised significantly improving Los Cubos' sustainability credentials, achieving a LEED Gold certification. Following the successful delivery of these improvements and having acquired the building vacant, Henderson Park has completed nine lettings that have established a strong and diverse base of globally recognised occupiers including Konecta, the AI-powered customer experience group, Takeda, the global biopharmaceutical company and Kyndryl, the world's largest provider of IT infrastructure services, which relocated its Spanish headquarters to Los Cubos. Los Cubos remains one of the most recognisable office buildings in Madrid and now comprises 19,600 sqm of space over nine storeys and is 84% let. Christophe Kuhbier, Head of Investments, Europe, at Henderson Park, commented: "This sale marks the conclusion of our business plan for Los Cubos, which perfectly exemplifies Henderson Park's value-add DNA and expertise in executing brown-to-green redevelopments. Marking our entry into the Spanish market in 2017, we acquired an iconic asset with sound fundamentals and scope for improvement. We have subsequently delivered a comprehensive refurbishment that has transformed the office building into a modern workplace with the technology, wellbeing and sustainability features that today's occupiers demand, while ensuring we preserved and celebrated the building's unique brutalist design. Our leasing success validates this approach and we're pleased to pass Los Cubos onto its next steward." This latest exit follows the sale of the Islazul shopping centre in Madrid to Castellana Properties for €340 million in February. Henderson Park has been advised by Rivoli AM, CBRE, Cushman & Wakefield, Ashurst and Deloitte. ATREA Real Estate was advised by Ecija, Ernst & Young y PwC.
Ethniki Asfalistiki advances core systems modernization with Kyndryl. Expanded engagement lays the foundation for future application management ATHENS, Greece, May 12, 2026 - Kyndryl (NYSE: KD), a leading provider of mission-critical enterprise technology services, today announced the expansion of its long-standing collaboration with Ethniki Asfalistiki, a leading insurance provider in Greece. Kyndryl will further modernize the insurer's mainframe environment hosted on Kyndryl zCloud, which will help to establish a strong foundation for future application management. "Operational resilience is central to protecting customer trust and sustaining confidence in our services," said Petros Tsonis, CΤO, Ethniki Asfalistiki. "Continuing our collaboration with Kyndryl to further modernize our core systems strengthens the flexibility and scalability of our platforms, while enabling the reliability and performance required to serve our customers." "Financial institutions are redefining resilience as a business capability, not just a compliance exercise," said Apostolos Leonidhopoulos, Managing Director, Kyndryl Greece and Cyprus. "Our collaboration with Ethniki Asfalistiki reflects this shift, combining deep industry expertise with our zCloud mainframe services to modernize core systems and support agile, customer-focused insurance operations." Ethniki Asfalistiki originally selected Kyndryl to manage its on-premises mainframe environment in 2021. As part of its ongoing transformation, the insurer subsequently engaged Kyndryl to modernize, migrate and operate its core workloads using Kyndryl's zCloud mainframe services. As a result, the company has improved the performance and agility of its mission-critical systems while reducing risk and supporting ongoing modernization. The insurance industry in Greece is experiencing increasing demand for digital services, driving the need for more agile and resilient IT operations. Ethniki Asfalistiki's core systems support the processing of millions of transactions and the delivery of services to more than 1.9 million policyholders in Greece. About Ethniki Asfalistiki Ethniki Asfalistiki is a cornerstone of the Greek insurance market. Since its founding in 1891, the company's mission has been to provide straightforward, effective insurance solutions that help people protect what matters most and face the future with confidence. Over the decades, its name has become synonymous with integrity and reliability, as reflected in the trust of more than 1.9 million policyholders. A key pillar of Ethniki Asfalistiki's business model is its Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) strategy, which supports long-term growth through innovation, responsibility, and shared prosperity. The company maintains an extensive and adaptable network of certified insurance intermediaries throughout Greece. In November 2025, Ethniki Asfalistiki entered a significant new chapter in its history by becoming part of the Piraeus Bank Group, one of the largest and most dynamic financial organizations in Greece. For more information, visit www.ethnikiasfalistiki.gr. About Kyndryl Kyndryl (NYSE: KD) is a leading provider of mission-critical enterprise technology services, offering advisory, implementation and managed service capabilities to thousands of customers in more than 60 countries. As the world's largest IT infrastructure services provider, the company designs, builds, manages and modernizes the complex information systems that the world depends on every day. For more information, visit www.kyndryl.com.
Dagrofa selects Kyndryl in strategic six-year agreement to modernize IT environment. Danish grocery group will drive efficiency and insight with an integrated data platform across logistics, commerce and analytics COPENHAGEN, May 11, 2026 - Kyndryl, a leading provider of mission-critical enterprise technology services, and Dagrofa, a major Danish food retail and wholesale group with over 500 stores, today announced a six-year agreement to consolidate Dagrofa's fragmented IT landscape. Kyndryl will support Dagrofa's business-critical ERP platform and provide expanded consulting services through Kyndryl Consult and Application Managed Services. With a mix of franchise and independent stores, Dagrofa operates a complex IT landscape built on multiple ERP systems, yet it must connect suppliers, logistics and customers in real time. Its diverse user base, with varying levels of digital maturity, also requires intuitive, scalable touchpoints. Kyndryl brings experience in managing complex environments with a strong focus on operational stability, combining local consulting and coaching with global expertise. Working across the full value chain, Kyndryl will support both implementation and ongoing operations, while enabling data-driven optimization and actionable insights, thus helping Dagrofa advance a scalable, user-centric digital transformation. "A strong and renewed IT foundation is central to Dagrofa's Gro'27 strategy, with Gro being the Danish word for Grow. We are focusing on applying advanced technology and leading innovations to achieve greater stability, lower cost and a simpler setup. Our agreement with Kyndryl supports these goals and provides us with valuable local expertise and global innovation," said Mads Madsbjerg Hansen, CIO, Dagrofa. "Consolidating from three partners to one significantly simplifies our technology landscape and vendor management. It also helps us strengthen infrastructure and supply security for our 550 stores across Denmark, while reducing costs to maintain competitive food prices." "The agreement with Dagrofa is an important milestone for Kyndryl in Denmark, and validates the trust we have built through our collaboration," said Michael Jürgensen, Managing Director, Kyndryl Denmark. "Dagrofa operates within a complex value chain where stable and resilient IT operations are essential to enabling the goods to reach stores and customers, driving day-to-day operations. We look forward to supporting their growth strategy while contributing to modernization, cost efficiency and the long-term transformation of their ERP landscape." The agreement consolidates a significant share of Dagrofa's IT under Kyndryl's management, spanning advisory services, infrastructure operations and business-critical applications. Kyndryl will support the ERP platform and deliver services, including Kyndryl Consult and SAP Application Managed Services. The collaboration is designed to support Dagrofa's growth, improve efficiency and scale with its long-term business needs. About Kyndryl Kyndryl (NYSE: KD) is a leading provider of mission-critical enterprise technology services, offering advisory, implementation and managed service capabilities to thousands of customers in more than 60 countries. As the world's largest IT infrastructure services provider, the company designs, builds, manages and modernizes the complex information systems that the world depends on every day. For more information, visit www.kyndryl.com.
How Finland's DNA scaled AI-driven SecOps to launch a new cyber business. Article Apr 24, 2026 Read time: 3 min As cyber threats grow in scale and sophistication, Finnish telecom provider DNA is redefining its role, moving beyond connectivity to become a trusted cybersecurity partner for businesses. In collaboration with Kyndryl and powered by Google Security Operations, DNA has launched a new AI-enhanced, 24/7 security operations capability designed to support small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Here, Kaapro Kanto, Vice President for Cyber Security at DNA discusses the journey, the technology behind it, and what other organizations can learn from DNA's approach. As a leading telecom provider, what prompted DNA to move into AI-driven security operations? Kaapro Kanto: Its starting point was a clear market signal. Its customers are facing rapidly rising cyber risks, regulatory pressure and a shortage of in-house security experts. The situation for SMEs was the most difficult, as big players in the market could not scale to these segments. In addition, Kyndryl understood that cybersecurity is a great opportunity to expand its existing telecom services to meet customer expectations and deliver a new set of scalable and cost-effective services. To do that, Kyndryl needed a new operating model, not just new tools. Why was AI such a critical component of the new Security Operations Center (SOC)? Kanto: The threat landscape has changed fundamentally. Attacks are faster, more automated, and increasingly AI-assisted. Traditional, manual security operations simply can't keep up, especially when serving multiple customers at scale. AI allows Kyndryl to continuously analyze vast amounts of security telemetry, identify anomalies earlier, and prioritize what truly matters. By building its Security Operations Center (SOC) on Google Security Operations, Kyndryl is able to combine AI-driven detection, automation and threat intelligence into a single platform that supports real-time response. That's essential for delivering 24/7 security as a service. What role did Kyndryl play in turning this idea into a working service? Kanto: Kyndryl was a true co-creation partner from day one. Kyndryl didn't come to them with a fully defined request. Kyndryl had an idea and some open questions. Kyndryl helped Kyndryl pressure test that idea, shape the business case, and design both the technology platform and the operating model. Together, Kyndryl defined what a scalable, AI-enhanced SOC should look like, how it would be staffed, and how it could evolve over time. That early incubation phase was critical. It gave Kyndryl confidence that the concept was viable and allowed Kyndryl to move quickly into a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and then into production. DNA's journey Start with the business objective, not the tools. Be honest about your gaps and choose partners who are willing to build with you - not just sell to you. Kaapro Kanto Vice President for Cyber Security, DNA How does the new SOC differ from traditional security services? Kanto: The biggest difference compared to a traditional SOC is the AI and data platform that allows Kyndryl to operate 24/7 with a new scale of efficiency. The traditional SOC is still staffed with analysts who protect customer environments, whereas Kyndryl rely on standardized services that are highly automated and can integrate into the customers' ICT environments. What impact has this had on DNA's business so far? Kanto: It has fundamentally changed how Kyndryl partner with its customers. Kyndryl now engage with them from a cybersecurity point of view, as that addresses a real and urgent need. Whether it is communication solutions, network services or pure cybersecurity, Kyndryl start with security and resilience as these are on top of its customers' minds in the current geopolitical situation. Its experience shows that you don't need to do everything yourself. By deploying cloud-based, AI-driven technology and working with the right services partner, it's possible to launch enterprise-grade security services quickly and responsibly. The key lessons are co-creation, clarity of purpose, and focus on outcomes - not just technology. What advice would you give to organizations considering a similar path? Kanto: Start with the business objective, not the tools. Be honest about your gaps and choose partners who are willing to build with you - not just sell to you. AI is a powerful enabler, but it only delivers value when combined with the right operating model and expertise. And finally, invest in both internal and external relationships. Trust and collaboration made this journey possible for Kyndryl. Related Industries
Kyndryl has launched Sovereignty Solutioning, a suite of advisory, implementation and managed services designed to help organisations manage dependencies and maintain business continuity across complex IT environments. The offering includes a new Sovereignty Readiness Assessment that evaluates data, operational and technical domains to identify risks and create implementation roadmaps. The services combine consulting, engineering and operational capabilities to design sovereignty-ready architectures and operate under sovereignty constraints with appropriate controls. According to Kyndryl's Readiness Report, 83% of business leaders say sovereignty and repatriation considerations have grown more important in the past year. The assessment identifies sovereignty gaps and translates them into sequenced options, addressing emerging areas including AI, where organisations must consider data flows for training and inference whilst maintaining operational auditability.