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This is the cloud-native, infrastructure-as-code seat on an Azure platform within a large hybrid estate.
You will build environments in code rather than by hand, own the pipelines that deploy them, and bring modern platform-engineering practice to an organisation part-way through moving into Azure.
What you get
- Remote working
- A modern toolchain: Terraform or Bicep, Azure DevOps, CI/CD
- A small infrastructure team where you own your area and report into the engineering manager, working under a Head of Infrastructure who values breadth and graft over certificates
The organisation
A large not-for-profit part-way through a multi-year technology programme that is moving a substantial estate into Azure. This brief comes directly from the hiring manager rather than a job board, so the detail below reflects what the team actually needs.
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What you will be doing
- Building and evolving Azure infrastructure as code, with Terraform or Bicep as the default way of working
- Owning and improving Azure DevOps pipelines so infrastructure gets deployed safely and repeatably
- Bringing a cloud-native, automation-first approach to an estate that has grown up hybrid
- Working alongside a hybrid-migration engineer and the wider infrastructure team, and leaning into the DevOps side where it makes sense
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- Hands-on Azure platform engineering, where you have built environments rather than just administered them
- Infrastructure as code as a real working skill, Terraform or Bicep, used day to day in a live estate
- Azure DevOps or a comparable CI/CD toolchain, comfortable building and maintaining pipelines
- A cloud-native way of thinking: automate first, code over clicks
Useful, not essential
- Containers (AKS or similar) in production
- Azure governance and policy at scale
- Azure certifications
- Some on-prem infrastructure background, which the team still values
How to apply
Apply through this advert or message me directly for a confidential call.
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