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Senior Azure DevOps Engineer
Manchester / Hybrid
£70,000
Multiple development teams. Different branching strategies, different release processes and too much engineering time spent troubleshooting delivery issues.
You’ll come in to change that.
This is a senior Azure DevOps role with genuine ownership. You’ll design and build the processes, pipelines and standards that bring development teams onto a consistent way of working. The foundations are there, but the CI/CD environment needs maturing. You’ll assess what currently exists, define what good looks like and build the templates and processes to take it forward.
What you’ll own
- Designing and building Azure DevOps pipelines using YAML
- Creating a consistent branching strategy across multiple development teams
- Improving and standardising release management processes
- Consolidating delivery tooling and processes within Azure DevOps
- Building reusable pipeline templates and deployment standards
- Developing mature CI/CD practices across development, test and production
- Working with engineering teams to implement and follow those standards
- Supporting teams through the transition and resolving pipeline and release issues
- Taking ownership from initial design through to implementation and continuous improvement
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What we need
- Strong commercial experience working specifically with Azure DevOps
- Deep hands-on experience designing and building YAML pipelines
- Experience creating CI/CD processes from scratch or significantly improving immature environments
- Strong understanding of branching strategies and release management
- Good knowledge of Azure services and cloud-based delivery environments
- Experience creating reusable templates and consistent engineering standards
- Evidence of owning DevOps processes across multiple development teams
- The confidence to influence software engineers and introduce new ways of working
- A practical approach that balances technical quality with what teams can actually adopt


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Experience with Bicep, Terraform or wider infrastructure tooling would be useful, but it isn’t the main focus.
We’re looking for someone whose experience is centred on Azure DevOps rather than a broad Platform Engineering or SRE remit.
You’ll be the person setting the direction, building the foundations and making delivery easier for every engineering team.
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