IBM
Senior AWS Infrastructure Engineer - eSC or eDV Clearance Required

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Introduction
At IBM Consulting UK FutureNow, you’ll build a career at the forefront of hybrid cloud and AI, working with leading clients across the public and private sectors.
You’ll collaborate with top industry professionals, gain hands on experience with cutting edge technologies, and deliver solutions that create real business impact. From day one, you’ll work on meaningful, high profile programmes that stretch your skills and accelerate your growth.
We invest heavily in you—supporting continuous learning, in demand skills development, and long term career progression. You’ll thrive in a flexible, inclusive environment that values curiosity, encourages reinvention, and recognises what makes you unique.
We Offer
- Tools and policies to support your work-life balance from flexible working approaches, sabbatical programs, paid paternity leave, maternity leave and an innovative maternity returners scheme
- More traditional benefits, such as 25 days holiday (in addition to public holidays), private medical, dental & optical cover, online shopping discounts, an Employee Assistance Program, life assurance and a group pension plan through salary sacrifice.
Your Role And Responsibilities
As a Senior AWS Infrastructure Engineer, you’ll use your deep technical expertise to design, build, and support secure, scalable infrastructure environments across both cloud and on-premise platforms. Working within a highly collaborative technical team, you’ll play a key role in delivering resilient Linux-based infrastructure solutions that support mission-critical services for public sector and defence customers, ensuring compliance, security, and operational excellence across highly regulated environments.
Responsibilities
- Lead the design, implementation, and support of secure AWS infrastructure platforms with a strong focus on Linux systems, enterprise infrastructure services, and cloud-native best practices
- Design and manage AWS services, and cloud-native best practices
- Design and manage AWS services including EC2, VPCs, IAM, Route53, CloudWatch, S3, EBS, Load Balancers, Auto Scaling, and backup/recovery solutions in line with public sector and defence security requirements
- Manage and optimise Linux server environments, ensuring high availability, hardening, patching, performance, and compliance with security standards and operational policies
- Support and maintain core infrastructure technologies including networking, middleware, DNS, VPNs, monitoring, logging, and enterprise tooling
- Collaborate with engineering and delivery teams to integrate AWS infrastructure solutions into CI/CD pipelines and operational support models
- Contribute to infrastructure automation initiatives using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and configuration management tooling such as Terraform, Ansible, and CloudFormation
- Support containerised workloads and orchestration platforms including Kubernetes, Docker, and orchestration platforms including Kubernetes, Docker, and CRI-O across secure and scalable environments
- Implement and support AWS security best practices, including IAM policies, encryption, network segmentation, logging, auditing, and vulnerability remediation
- Monitor infrastructure health, availability, security, and capacity using enterprise monitoring and logging platforms such as Splunk and CloudWatch
- Support disaster recovery, backup, business continuity, and resilience strategies across AWS and hybrid infrastructure environments
- Mentor junior engineers and contribute to technical standards, operational documentation, and continuous improvement initiatives
- Contribute to infrastructure strategy, operational roadmaps, cloud migration, and platform modernisation programmes within regulated public sector and defence environments
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Join our team and play a key role in delivering scalable, secure, and resilient AWS infrastructure solutions that support critical business operations and long-term growth.
We’re looking for someone who enjoys solving complex infrastructure challenges, has strong AWS and Linux expertise, and is passionate about building reliable, efficient platforms that deliver real business value.


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Preferred Education
Bachelor's Degree
Required Technical And Professional Expertise
- Strong experience administering and troubleshooting enterprise Linux environments
- Broad infrastructure knowledge across Linux, Windows, networking, middleware, and systems integration
- Proven experience delivering resilient infrastructure solutions within complex enterprise environments
- Strong knowledge of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) provisioning and automated environment deployment using Terraform and related automation tools.
- Experience managing Kubernetes, Docker, and container runtime platforms such as CRI-O
- Understanding of cloud and hybrid infrastructure models, including AWS platforms
- Familiarity with monitoring, including AWS platforms
- Familiarity with monitoring, logging, and operational tooling including Splunk
- Experience with infrastructure performance analysis, system health monitoring, and operational best practices
- Excellent communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills
This role is subject to pre-employment screening in line with the UK Government’s Baseline Personnel Security Standard (BPSS). Additional National Security Vetting (NSV) controls may apply, including Security Check (SC) or Developed Vetting (DV) clearance eligibility.
Preferred Technical And Professional Experience
- Extensive certification in AWS Administration
- Familiarity with cloud-native architecture and deployment models
- Knowledge of container orchestration best practices
- Experience with monitoring tools and key metrics (SLA, services health)
- Understanding of performance measurement tools and code quality metrics.
Desirable Certifications
- AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Professional
- AWS Certified SysOps Administrator – Associate
- Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE)
- HashiCorp Certified: Terraform Associate
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