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DevOps Transformation Lead

United Kingdom
Posted about 18 hours ago
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Role Purpose

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  • Strong DevOps/SDLC background — CI/CD pipeline design, branching strategy, release management, environment management.
  • Experience assessing and improving existing engineering processes within a delivery team (not just building new pipelines from scratch).
  • Stakeholder engagement — able to work embedded with delivery teams to understand current-state process, build trust, and land change.
  • Understanding of what AI-ready DevOps looks like (e.g. how process friction — slow CI, manual gates, poor branch hygiene — blocks AI coding assistants and agentic workflows from adding value).
  • Familiar with common CDS delivery toolchain (GitLab, JIRA, Confluence) or equivalent enterprise DevOps tooling.
  • The DevOps/Process Change role works directly with CDS delivery teams to understand their existing DevOps processes, identify process debt, and address it so those teams can get genuine value from AI-assisted delivery — not applying AI on top of broken process and expecting it to compensate.

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  • Embed with individual CDS delivery teams to assess current DevOps practice — CI/CD, branching, release cadence, testing gates, review process.
  • Identify process debt that limits the value of AI coding/delivery tools (e.g. slow feedback loops, manual approval bottlenecks, inconsistent environment management).
  • Work with teams to remediate process debt in a practical, incremental way — not a big-bang process overhaul.
  • Advise teams on how to structure process so AI-assisted development.
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