Cloud DevOps Engineer (Azure)
Salary: £65,000 - £75,000 + up to 15% bonus + profit share scheme
Location: Central Bristol - 3 days onsite / 2 days WFH
Design and build a new Azure cloud platform used by IT and Software Engineering teams.
Key Responsibilities:
- Build Azure landing zones, management structures, shared services and policy controls.
- Establish cloud networking, including ingress/egress, private connectivity, DNS, firewalls and load balancing.
- Develop reusable Terraform modules and deployment patterns.
- Build and maintain GitHub CI/CD pipelines for infrastructure and applications.
- Support the infrastructure and deployment capability behind AI products.
- Create monitoring and alerting for reliability, security, performance and cloud costs.
- Support Azure Virtual Desktop environments.
- Produce technical standards, documentation and reusable engineering patterns.
- Mentor colleagues and lead DevOps work across projects and BAU.
Main Requirements:
- Cloud infrastructure experience with a focus on Azure
- Terraform experience, particularly reusable modules.
- CI/CD experience across infrastructure and application delivery.
- Cloud landing-zone experience covering identity, networking, policy, governance and shared services.
- Cloud networking knowledge.
- Monitoring, observability, vulnerability scanning, backup and recovery.
- Experience supporting cloud-hosted applications alongside software teams.
- ITIL/service-management understanding.
Benefits:
- Up to 15% annual bonus
- Company profit share scheme
- Private healthcare
- 25 days holiday with buy/sell options
- Enhanced maternity, paternity, adoption and shared parental leave
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