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Delaney & Bourton

DevOps Engineer (AWS)

England
£55k/yr
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Infrastructure & Platform Engineer | AWS | Kubernetes | Terraform | DevOps

Salary: circa £55,000 + Bonus

Location: UK, Remote / Home Based


We’re working with a growing, technology-led software and services business that is investing heavily in its engineering capability, cloud infrastructure and automation.

They’re looking for an Infrastructure & Platform Engineer, or DevOps Engineer to take ownership of their cloud and platform environment, someone who enjoys being hands-on technically, but also wants genuine influence over how infrastructure, security, automation and software delivery evolve.

This isn’t simply a DevOps role focused on pipelines.

You’ll become a key technical owner across AWS, Azure, networking, infrastructure, Kubernetes, security, CI/CD and production environments, working closely with Software Engineering, Data & BI, IT and external technology partners.


🔧 What you’ll be doing

  • Own and evolve a predominantly AWS cloud platform, ensuring it is secure, scalable and resilient
  • Work across EKS, ECS, ECR, Lambda, RDS, ElastiCache, OpenSearch, S3, EC2, SQS/SNS and Route53
  • Build and maintain infrastructure using Terraform / OpenTofu and Ansible
  • Design, improve and automate CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions, Docker and Kubernetes
  • Take ownership of Kubernetes environments across EKS, ECS and Rancher
  • Manage core infrastructure including DNS, VPCs, subnets, routing, load balancing and connectivity
  • Support elements of a secondary Azure environment, including Azure Data Factory and Azure SQL
  • Work across cloud security, IAM, WAF, Zscaler, CrowdStrike and Fortinet/Fortigate
  • Lead technical investigation and remediation of production incidents
  • Own monitoring and observability through Grafana, CloudWatch and OpenSearch
  • Drive Root Cause Analysis and turn recurring issues into automated, code-driven solutions
  • Work closely with an external MSP, providing technical oversight and ensuring services meet internal standards
  • Help engineering and data teams become increasingly self-service, reducing manual infrastructure and deployment overhead
  • Continuously identify opportunities to improve reliability, automation, security and cloud cost efficiency

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💡 Why this role?

This is a great opportunity for someone who wants more than simply maintaining someone else’s infrastructure.

  • You’ll have genuine ownership and influence over the platform, helping shape how the organisation approaches cloud, automation, DevOps, security and engineering enablement.
  • You’ll work closely with senior technology leadership and have the autonomy to identify problems, propose solutions and actually implement them.

Hands-on. High ownership. Modern technology. Real influence.

If you're an experienced Infrastructure, Platform or DevOps Engineer looking for a role where you can genuinely own and shape the technology environment, I’d be keen to speak with you.

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Skills

Aws
Kubernetes
Terraform
Ansible
Github Actions
Docker
Azure
Ci/Cd
Networking
Cloud Security
Grafana
Cloudwatch
Opensearch
Iam
Vpc
Eks

Location

England, United Kingdom

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