Senior DevOps Engineer DV cleared

DevOps Engineers All Levels (Engineer to Team Lead)

Location: Manchester, Cheltenham or London (fully site-based to your nearest office)

Active DV clearance required

Our client is growing their DevOps capability across a secure, enterprise scale programme and hiring at multiple levels from DevOps & Automation Engineers through to Senior, and Team Lead. Whether you're looking to grow your technical skills or step into leadership, there's a role to match your experience.

What you'll be doing:

  • Designing, building and maintaining DevOps and automation solutions across complex, secure environments
  • Developing scripts, services and configurations to support Infrastructure as Code
  • Building and improving CI/CD pipelines and associated tooling
  • Troubleshooting across infrastructure, automation pipelines and integrated systems
  • For senior roles: leading and mentoring engineers, owning technical direction, and shaping ways of working
What you'll bring:
  • Experience with Microsoft and/or Linux technologies in secure, highly available environments
  • Hands-on experience with automation tools like Ansible and Terraform
  • Scripting skills (PowerShell, Bash, Python)
  • Experience with CI/CD tooling (e.g. GitLab), containerisation (Kubernetes), and network security fundamentals
  • For leadership roles: experience leading technical teams and driving delivery outcomes
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