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Azure Platform Engineer

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Azure Platform Engineer | Remote UK | £50,000–£60,000
We’re looking for an experienced Azure Platform Engineer to join a well-established cloud engineering team responsible for building, supporting and improving production and non-production Azure environments for customers across the UK.
This is a hands-on engineering role for someone who enjoys working across a broad Azure estate, automating infrastructure, improving deployment processes and taking ownership of live cloud environments.
You do not need experience with every Azure service listed below. We’re much more interested in somebody who has strong commercial Azure experience, good Infrastructure as Code knowledge and has worked across a broad range of Azure services.
What you’ll be working on
You’ll help design, deploy, support and improve Azure environments across production and non-production, including:
- Azure API Management
- Azure Front Door
- Application Gateway
- Azure App Services
- Azure Function Apps
- Application Insights
- Azure Storage Accounts
- Azure Key Vault
- Azure Service Bus
- Azure Data Factory
- Azure Cosmos DB
- Azure SQL
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You’ll also work across Azure networking, identity, security, monitoring and automation.
What we’re looking for
We’d like to speak with engineers who have strong hands-on experience with:
- Microsoft Azure in commercial production environments
- Infrastructure as Code using Bicep, ARM Templates or Terraform
- Azure DevOps and CI/CD pipelines
- Building and supporting production and non-production environments
- Azure networking, compute, storage, identity and security
- Monitoring, alerting and troubleshooting
- Incident resolution and root-cause analysis
- Azure migrations or onboarding new customer environments
Experience with Bicep or ARM Templates would be particularly valuable, although strong Terraform engineers with broad Azure experience are absolutely encouraged to apply.
What kind of background could work?
Your current job title does not need to be Azure Platform Engineer. We’d be interested in speaking with people currently working as:


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- Azure Engineer
- Azure DevOps Engineer
- Azure Platform Engineer
- Cloud Engineer
- Cloud Platform Engineer
- Site Reliability Engineer
- DevOps Engineer
- Azure Infrastructure Engineer
An SRE background is useful, particularly if you have experience with production reliability, monitoring, incidents and automation, but you do not need to currently be working as an SRE.
Likewise, Kubernetes or AKS experience can be useful, but it is not a core requirement for this position.
The opportunity
This is a permanent position offering:
- £50,000–£60,000
- Fully remote working anywhere in the UK
- No currently scheduled on-call rota
- The opportunity to work across a broad and varied Azure estate
- Exposure to both engineering and customer-facing cloud delivery
If you’re an Azure Engineer who wants broader ownership of cloud environments and the opportunity to work across IaC, Azure DevOps, migrations and a varied Azure PaaS estate, I’d be keen to speak with you.
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