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Cloud Infrastructure Engineer

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Cloud Infrastructure Engineer
Our Milton Keynes based client has a permanent opportunity for a Cloud Infrastructure Engineer. Hybrid working with 2 days on-site per week.
You will be responsible for the deployment and support of in-house developed applications to Azure using DevOps tools and methodologies for production, staging, and development environments.
Responsibilities:
- Deploy and support of in-house developed applications to Azure using DevOps tools and methodologies.
- Provide advice and recommendations on Infrastructure and Security and proactively collaborate with architecture and application development teams to ensure the infrastructure meets current and future business objectives.
- Implement system monitoring and alerting to ensure application health state is maintained.
- Provide technical support for all infrastructure, both in Azure and on-premise.
- Ensure correct security controls are in place on all environments and assist in providing recommendations on additional security improvements.
- Implement and maintain performance monitoring of all infrastructure and provide recommendations on improvements.
- Be part of the out of hours incident support rota covering nights and weekends (typically around 4-6 weeks per year).
- Report upward to the Platform Services & Support Manager as required.
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- Have a minimum of 1 year’s experience in an Azure infrastructure engineer.


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Qualifications:
- AZ-104 Microsoft Azure Administrator or comparable certification (essential).
- AZ-400 or AZ-305 (desirable).
Skills:
- Strong knowledge of IAAS, PAAS and SAAS mainly in Azure.
- Good knowledge of PowerShell, T-SQL, and other scripting languages.
- Good knowledge of IaC, e.g. Bicep, Terraform and ARM.
- Strong knowledge of modern application deployments and configuration techniques via CI/CD pipelines, in particular Azure DevOp’s YAML and classic pipelines.
- Knowledge and experience of troubleshooting automated and manual application deployments and configuration pipelines.
- Knowledge about agile development and modern development tools such as Git would be an advantage.
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