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Central London (Hybrid - 3 days per week in office)
Salary: £70,000 p/annum + Annual Bonus + Benefits

CPS Group is working with a leading Global Insurance business based in the heart of central London. They have an excellent opportunity for a DevOps Engineer.

The role will primarily be on-premises initially, and you will play a key part in transitioning to an Azure-based solution.

This is an excellent opportunity to get your foot in the door with a well-established leader in their field. The company offers excellent benefits, including 10% non-contributory pension, a monthly well-being allowance, an annual bonus, and private medical, amongst others.

We are looking for candidates with experience within a similar Azure DevOps Engineer role and strong CI/CD knowledge/experience.

Technical skills of the below would be highly desirable;

  • AzureDevOps (certification preferred)
  • Git
  • OctopusDeploy:
  • T-SQL
  • SSMS
  • Powershell
  • Windows Server 2019
  • IIS

    Please note: This role is 3 days a week, onsite, and no sponsorship is on offer.

    Contact: Sam John - CPS Group

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