4Square Recruitment Ltd
Release & Configuration Technician

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Release & Configuration Technician
I’m hiring for a Release & Configuration Technician to join a market-leading technology business.
This role would suit someone with experience or exposure across software releases, deployment, configuration, technical troubleshooting, CI/CD, Git, Windows/Linux environments, SQL Server, and SLA-driven support.
You’ll be supporting the business with the release of software to customers, helping maintain hosted, internal and cloud systems, troubleshooting installation/configuration issues, and working closely with Support, Engineering and Project Management teams to ensure release readiness.
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What you’ll be doing:
- Coordinating software release cycles across customer platforms
- Supporting CI/CD pipelines and deployment workflows
- Troubleshooting installation and configuration issues
- Maintaining test environments and deployment testing setups
- Managing Windows, Linux and SQL Server environments
- Monitoring hosted, internal and cloud solutions
- Maintaining configuration records and technical documentation
- Following change management processes
- Supporting tickets and incidents within agreed SLAs


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What we’re looking for:
- Exposure to CI/CD, Git and basic scripting/programming
- Experience with Windows Client/Server, Linux and SQL Server would be beneficial
- Understanding of TCP/IP, DNS, routing and VPNs
- Strong troubleshooting skills
- Good communication skills and strong attention to detail
- Someone proactive, organised and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment
This could be a great fit for someone from a release, deployment, configuration, environment support, software implementation, technical operations or junior DevOps background.
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