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Anson McCade

DevOps Engineer

England
£75k/yr
Posted about 11 hours ago
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DevOps Engineer
UK-Wide | Hybrid
National Security / Central Government
Permanent | Up to £75,000

I’m working with a specialist software consultancy delivering bespoke technology solutions across National Security and Central Government, and they’re looking to bring in an experienced DevOps Engineer as part of continued growth.

This is a hands-on opportunity within an Agile engineering team, working on a large-scale programme to build a new bespoke software solution. The focus is heavily on AWS, cloud infrastructure, automation and building platforms from the ground up.

The Role
You’ll be involved in:

  • Designing and building AWS cloud infrastructure
  • Deploying and managing Kubernetes environments
  • Infrastructure as Code and automation
  • CI/CD, deployment and monitoring
  • Improving availability, resilience and performance
  • Security, compliance and disaster recovery
  • Troubleshooting complex infrastructure and application issues
  • Supporting and mentoring junior engineers

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What’s on offer?

  • Up to £75,000
  • UK-wide opportunity
  • Hybrid working
  • National Security and Central Government projects
  • Hands-on AWS and cloud infrastructure engineering
  • Complex, large-scale and bespoke software programmes
  • Strong technical development and training
  • Career coaching and technical communities
  • Exposure to modern cloud, Kubernetes and automation technologies

What we’re looking for

You’ll ideally have experience across:

  • AWS / cloud infrastructure
  • Kubernetes, Docker and Helm
  • Terraform / Infrastructure as Code
  • CI/CD and automation
  • GitLab / Jenkins
  • Monitoring and observability
  • Linux and infrastructure engineering
  • Agile engineering environments

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Experience with Packer, Vault, Serverless, Elastic Stack, Prometheus, Grafana, Artifactory or Nexus would also be beneficial.

Due to the nature of the work, this role requires high-level security clearance. You’ll need to hold a British passport and have lived permanently in the UK for the last 5 years.

If you’re a DevOps, Platform or Cloud Engineer who enjoys creating infrastructure rather than simply maintaining it, I’d be keen to speak.

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