Synapri
Infrastructure Automation Lead

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Infrastructure Automation Lead
6-month contract | Central London | 3 days onsite | Inside IR35
Synapri are looking for an experienced Infrastructure Automation Lead to drive a strategic infrastructure modernisation and automation programme across EMEA for one of their key customers.
This newly created role will transform a largely manual infrastructure environment into a scalable, automated Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) platform. You’ll be a hands-on technical leader, working from a greenfield starting point to define the automation strategy, establish standards and deliver solutions with minimal supervision.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the design and implementation of IaC solutions using Terraform and Ansible.
- Build automation for infrastructure provisioning, configuration, patching, compliance, and lifecycle management.
- Develop self-service infrastructure provisioning and automated deployment workflows.
- Define automation standards, governance, and best practices.
- Integrate infrastructure automation into DevOps and CI/CD environments.
- Support infrastructure modernisation across Kubernetes, OpenShift, and hybrid cloud platforms.
- Ensure solutions are designed with future cloud adoption in mind.
- Work with Infrastructure, Operations, and Engineering teams across EMEA, Dublin, London, and the US.
- Provide technical leadership and help establish a future infrastructure automation team.
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Key Experience Required
- Strong hands-on Terraform and Ansible experience.
- Proven enterprise-scale Infrastructure-as-Code delivery.
- Experience building automation frameworks from the ground up.
- Strong Linux, VMware, and enterprise infrastructure knowledge.
- Working knowledge of Kubernetes and Red Hat OpenShift.
- Exposure to Azure and hybrid cloud environments.
- Experience with Git, CI/CD, and DevOps practices.
- Strong stakeholder management and ability to lead strategic technical initiatives.
- Experience driving infrastructure transformation and challenging manual processes.


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- Banking/financial services experience
This is an excellent opportunity for a senior automation specialist to define the automation strategy, lead a greenfield transformation, and build the foundations for a future automation capability.
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