RedRock Resourcing
DevOps Engineer

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DevOps / SRE (Azure)
Salary: £60k per annum
Remote
Due to periods of growth and expansion a leading organisation is recruiting now. My client is looking for an DevOps Engineer / SRE to join their team.
Ideal candidates will have the following:
- Experience maintaining and enhancing CI/CD pipelines within complex environments
- Involvement in Azure migration projects and managed service onboarding, either within or alongside implementation teams
- Strong hands-on experience across a broad range of Azure services in both production and non-production environments, including compute, networking, storage, databases, security/IAM, cost management, and monitoring tools
- Good understanding of DevOps and SRE principles, with practical experience using CI/CD pipelines and Infrastructure as Code tools such as Terraform, Bicep, and ARM
- Knowledge of modern cloud and engineering best practices, with the ability to apply them to technical solutions and ways of working
- Strong stakeholder management skills, with the ability to build effective relationships both internally and externally
- Confident communicator, able to present technical and business information clearly to a range of audiences
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