Release / DevOps Engineer jobs in Fort Worth, United States
A mid-level Release / DevOps Engineer in Fort Worth earns a median of $130k a year ($130k gross). Fort Worth has about 1 million residents and is the 11th largest of the 62 United States cities we list. No Release / DevOps Engineer listing is based here today; United States has 10, and remote roles can be done from Fort Worth.
Release / DevOps Engineer roles near Fort Worth
No Release / DevOps Engineer listing is based in Fort Worth today, so these are the nearest in United States, then the levels we place here. Placement pay starts at the higher of the city and national median.
Associate / Staff Software Release Engineer
Senior Software Release Manager
Release Manager
Release Manager
Junior Release Engineer
Release Engineer
Senior Release Engineer
Lead Release Engineer
"Talent pipeline" cards are the levels we place, not an employer's vacancy. Real postings are labelled "Market listing". How pay is set.
Release / DevOps Engineer pay by level in Fort Worth
Gross annual pay in USD. Fort Worth is 0.90× the United States median (-10%), which is $140k at mid-level.
| Level | p10 | Median | p90 | Range | Median (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Junior | $81k | $99k | $120k | $99k | |
| Mid-level | $110k | $130k | $160k | $130k | |
| Senior | $140k | $170k | $200k | $170k | |
| Lead | $170k | $200k | $250k | $200k |
Estimates from posted pay ranges, base pay only. Full Release / DevOps Engineer salary page for Fort Worth.
What a Release / DevOps Engineer does in Fort Worth
Owns pipelines, environments and release trains that ship quality on schedule.
- Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines
- Run release trains, branching and rollbacks
- Manage test environments and ephemeral stacks
- Instrument deployments with quality signals
- Cut pipeline run time and flake rate
Skills and stack employers ask for
Tools named most often
Time zone
Fort Worth is on America/Chicago. A 09:00-17:00 day shares 7 h with US East, 2 h with London and 1 h with Central Europe.
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Release / DevOps Engineer jobs in Fort Worth: FAQ
How much does a Release / DevOps Engineer earn in Fort Worth?
A mid-level Release / DevOps Engineer in Fort Worth earns a median of $130k a year ($130k), with a p10 to p90 range of $110k to $160k. Junior pay starts near $99k, senior pay is $170k and leads reach $200k.
Are there Release / DevOps Engineer jobs in Fort Worth?
No Release / DevOps Engineer listing is based in Fort Worth today, but United States has 10 and Release / DevOps Engineer roles open to remote candidates in the same time zone are common. Tell us your city and we alert you when a local role opens.
How does Fort Worth pay compare with the rest of United States?
Fort Worth ranks 33rd of 62 United States cities we track for Release / DevOps Engineer pay, at 0.90x the national median (-10%). The national mid-level median is $140k, so Fort Worth is below it. Against the US it is 7% below the US median of $140k.
What skills do Release / DevOps Engineer jobs in Fort Worth ask for?
Owns pipelines, environments and release trains that ship quality on schedule. Typical requirements: CI/CD, Docker and Kubernetes, Scripting, Observability, Release management. The tools named most often are Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Docker.
Can a Release / DevOps Engineer work with US or European teams from Fort Worth?
Fort Worth is on America/Chicago. A 09:00-17:00 day shares about 7 h with US East, 2 h with London and 1 h with Central Europe. 80% of Release / DevOps Engineer roles are remote-friendly.
How do I get a Release / DevOps Engineer job in Fort Worth with PassRidge?
Tell us your level and stack in the form on this page. A recruiter sends matching roles with the pay shown upfront; it is free for candidates and nothing goes to an employer without your written OK. Our placement range for Fort Worth starts at the higher of the city and national median.