DevOps Engineer - Azure, Permanent, Midlands

Birmingham
2 weeks ago
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Azure, PaaS, App Service, Azure SQL Database, IaC, Terraform, Application Gateway, API Management

Due to continued growth, this leading edge organisation is looking to the market for an Azure Specialist to join their expanding infrastructure team. On this occasion they are actively seeking an DEVOPS ENGINEER who is ready to hit the ground running and has a proven track record of implementing Azure Infrastructure / Platform solutions from the ground up. This position is Hybrid and you will be required to work in the West Midlands offices 2 days per week

To be considered you must have a strong Azure infrastructure and Platform background and come with 3 years demonstrable hands on Azure DevOps engineering experience, specifically App Service, API Management, Azure SQL Database, Databricks, Storage Accounts and ServiceBus. As well as strong knowledge of Infrastructure as Code using TerraForm and Scripting.

Working closely with the key stakeholders, you will be responsible for translating the solution design to create, implement and maintain the Azure Infrastructure and Network solution, deploy new features and continuously improve performance and automation.

At this level you will obviously be expected to demonstrate superb communication skills both verbally and written, along with the ability to work collaboratively in agile, cross functional teams and develop excellent working relationships with Key Stakeholders at all levels

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