RevTech
Senior DevOps Engineer

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Senior Infrastructure & DevOps Engineer
📍 London | Hybrid (1 day per week)
💰 £90,000–£120,000
We're partnering with a high-performance technology company that builds mission-critical, cloud-native platforms used at significant scale. They're looking for a Senior Infrastructure & DevOps Engineer to help evolve their platform, improve automation, and support highly available production systems.
This is a hands-on engineering role with plenty of variety. You'll work across cloud infrastructure, automation, CI/CD, security, and platform reliability, collaborating closely with software engineers to build scalable, resilient systems.
What you'll be doing
- Design, build, and maintain scalable AWS infrastructure.
- Develop Infrastructure as Code using Terraform and configuration management with Ansible.
- Improve CI/CD pipelines and deployment automation.
- Support containerised workloads using Docker and Kubernetes.
- Monitor production systems and continuously improve reliability, performance, and observability.
- Strengthen security through effective secrets management and access controls.
- Investigate production incidents and contribute to continuous improvement.
- Work closely with engineering teams to optimise platform architecture and deployment processes.
- Mentor engineers and help shape infrastructure best practices.
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- Strong commercial experience with AWS.
- Excellent Linux systems administration and networking knowledge.
- Hands-on Terraform experience.
- Experience with Ansible or similar configuration management tools.
- Knowledge of CI/CD platforms such as GitHub Actions or Jenkins.
- Experience with Docker and Kubernetes.
- Strong scripting skills (Python, Bash or similar).
- Experience supporting production environments and participating in incident response.
- Comfortable working across multiple areas of infrastructure and platform engineering in a collaborative environment.


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Why join?
- Join a well-funded, engineering-led technology business solving complex technical challenges.
- Work on high-scale, high-availability cloud infrastructure.
- Influence platform architecture and automation from day one.
- Small, collaborative engineering team where your ideas have real impact.
- Hybrid working with just one day per week in the London office and remote flexibility.
- Salary of £90,000–£120,000 plus a competitive benefits package.
If you're an Infrastructure or DevOps Engineer who enjoys broad technical ownership, modern cloud technologies, and building reliable platforms at scale, I'd be happy to tell you more.
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