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Azure Cloud Engineer - Onsite - Fantastic Opportunity, Great Work Culture & Collaborative Environment

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Azure Cloud Engineer - Onsite
Fantastic Opportunity, Great Work Culture & Collaborative Environment
Join an award-winning, local consultancy that is specialized in implementing large-scale projects for the UK’s public sector. This local success story is committed to providing their clients with openness, honesty and guaranteed results.
You will assess existing infrastructure, plan and deliver cloud migrations, and design, run and monitor the Azure environments that host their client's live systems, including hybrid connectivity between on-premises systems and the cloud.
Why this role?
You will be joining a young-hearted, friendly, family team. There is a really strong work ethic and genuine camaraderie within the team, and their culture is strong.
This is also an excellent opportunity for someone with a few years of experience in Cloud Engineering and wants to take the next step in sharpening their technological capabilities, work on some major projects and also take on extra responsibilities in the world of cloud engineering. You will be supported throughout your time while working in a very open and collaborative environment.
What Will You Be Doing?
- Assess existing client infrastructure and help plan cloud migration roadmaps with the Technical Lead and Cloud Architect.
- Migrate existing infrastructure services and applications to Azure and support their modernisation.
- Design and implement highly available, multi-region solutions in Azure.
- Configure and maintain hybrid connectivity (VPN, ExpressRoute) between on-premises systems and Azure.
- Develop infrastructure as code with Terraform and cloud-native tooling for automated, consistent deployments.
- Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines in Azure DevOps.
- Act as a technical escalation point for the Support Team, diagnosing and resolving infrastructure incidents.
- Work with the Service Delivery Manager to meet contracted SLAs and KPIs, and contribute to monthly service reporting.
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What You Will Have
- A degree in computer science, information systems or a related field, or equivalent professional experience.
- 2+ years' hands-on Microsoft Azure experience in design, deployment, configuration and optimisation, across both IaaS and PaaS.
- Experience designing and operating medium to large enterprise infrastructure, databases and application systems.
- Strong knowledge of core Azure services: virtual machines, App Services, Azure SQL, storage, virtual networks, NSGs, VPN/ExpressRoute and load balancing.
- Infrastructure as code with Terraform (Terraform Cloud an advantage), plus Azure CLI.
- Scripting in PowerShell and Python.
- Source control with Git and CI/CD with Azure DevOps.
- Working knowledge of Entra ID, role-based access control, networking, data protection and information security.
- Experience monitoring, troubleshooting and supporting live services, with an understanding of ITIL-style incident, problem and change management.
- Experience working in an Agile team and with ticketing tools such as Jira or ServiceNow.
- Microsoft certifications such as AZ-104 (Azure Administrator), AZ-305 (Solutions Architect) or AZ-400 (DevOps Engineer).


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What You Will Get?
- Varied and interesting work across high-profile public sector and regulated client engagements.
- A supportive, experienced team that values quality, integrity and continuous improvement.
- Funded Microsoft certification and structured support for ongoing training.
- A clear progression path within our cloud and managed service function.
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