Thornacre
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DevOps Engineer — £35,000+
Full-time | Fully remote | UK-based only
Thornacre Engineering builds secure WordPress and PHP-based websites and digital applications for public sector organizations across the UK.
We’re looking for a DevOps Engineer to take ownership of our cloud infrastructure, deployment pipelines, operational reliability and day-to-day infrastructure security.
You’ll:
- Manage and maintain our Microsoft Azure infrastructure
- Build and improve CI/CD pipelines
- Manage infrastructure using Terraform and other Infrastructure as Code tooling
- Support Docker-based development and deployment environments
- Maintain and improve the security, resilience and compliance of our infrastructure
- Manage identity, permissions, secrets and access controls
- Implement and maintain vulnerability, dependency and container scanning
- Monitor application performance, availability, security events and infrastructure health
- Manage backups, patching, logging, alerting and disaster recovery processes
- Support developers with deployment, infrastructure and operational security issues
- Maintain clear infrastructure, security and operational documentation
- Support remediation following vulnerability scans and penetration testing
- Improve automation, reliability and security across our environments
- Work closely with our development team and report to the Technical Director
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We’re looking for someone with:
- Commercial DevOps experience
- Good experience with Microsoft Azure
- Experience with Docker and containerized environments
- Experience building and maintaining CI/CD pipelines
- Infrastructure as Code experience, ideally Terraform
- Strong Linux and networking fundamentals
- Experience with GitHub Actions and/or Azure DevOps
- Good understanding of cloud security and least-privilege access
- Familiarity with vulnerability scanning, secrets management and dependency security
- Understanding of monitoring, backups, patching and disaster recovery
- The ability to work independently and take ownership of infrastructure


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Experience working in regulated, public sector or security-conscious environments would be beneficial.
Salary: £35,000+ per year
Location: Fully remote, but you must be based in the UK
Employment: Full-time, permanent
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