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Site Reliability Engineer

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Job Title: Site Reliability Engineer (SRE)
Taskr are partnered with an enterprise client who are looking to hire an experienced Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) to support and optimise critical cloud infrastructure and customer-facing platforms.
This is an exciting opportunity for an infrastructure-focused engineer who enjoys troubleshooting complex technical issues, improving system reliability and automating processes within a cloud-based environment. We’re looking for someone with a strong background in Microsoft Azure, Windows Server and networking, who can help maintain resilient, secure and high-performing systems.
Day to Day
- Supporting and maintaining cloud infrastructure and platforms.
- Monitoring system health, performance and availability using observability tools, dashboards and alerting.
- Investigating and resolving incidents, carrying out root cause analysis and implementing preventative measures.
- Managing infrastructure maintenance, including platform upgrades, patching and routine system administration.
- Identifying opportunities to automate repetitive tasks and improve operational efficiency.
- Working closely with development, security and technical operations teams to maintain service reliability.
- Contributing to infrastructure design discussions and recommending improvements to platform resilience.
- Supporting cloud-based applications, databases, networking and containerised environments.
- Participating in an out-of-hours on-call rota as part of the wider support function.
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Experience Required
We're keen to speak with candidates who have a strong background in site reliability engineering, cloud operations or infrastructure engineering, with experience across technologies such as:
- Microsoft Azure, including cloud infrastructure and managed platform services.
- Azure services such as AKS, App Services, Azure SQL, Storage and application monitoring tools.
- Windows Server administration.
- Cloud networking, connectivity and network security configuration.
- CI/CD tooling, including Azure DevOps and/or GitHub.
- Infrastructure as Code, ideally Terraform.
- PowerShell scripting.
- Monitoring, logging, alerting and incident management.
- Web traffic management and edge security technologies.
- Service management platforms and structured support processes.
- Routine infrastructure maintenance, upgrades and security patching.


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Good to have
- ITIL-based service management practices.
- Information security and quality management standards.
- Relevant cloud, infrastructure or vendor certifications.
Why apply to this role?
- Work with modern cloud infrastructure and enterprise-scale platforms, collaborating with experienced technical teams across infrastructure, development and security.
- Develop your expertise across cloud technologies and automation.
- Full Remote working.
- Competitive Benefits Package including bonus, private health, pension, training budget, etc.
- Base Salary up to £65,000 p.a.
Candidates must already hold Full, Unlimited Right-to-work in the United Kingdom. Sponsorship will not be offered on this occasion.
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