Devops Engineer

JAM Recruitment
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Last month
£712 pd
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Salary

£712 pd

Posted
9 Apr 2026 (Last month)

Devops Engineer

£712.19 per day (Inside IR35)

9 months

1-2 days a week Preston

Applies deep technical expertise in infrastructure automation, environment provisioning, and deployment pipelines supporting the EDP platform and its AI/ML workloads.

Designs, maintains, and supports the CI/CD pipelines using GitLab CI, enabling frequent, reliable deployments to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).

Manages containerisation using Docker, builds and publishes container images to registries, and ensures secure and efficient AKS cluster deployments.

Implements infrastructure as code using Terraform, including network, security, and compute resources.

Supports Airflow as part of platform orchestration.

Collaborates closely with Data Engineers, MLOps Engineers, and Solution Architects to ensure the infrastructure and pipelines meet performance, scalability, and compliance requirements.

Follows best practices for platform security, auditing, and cost management, aligning with enterprise Landing Zone (LZ) policies.Duties

Design and implement GitLab-based CI/CD pipelines for deploying containerised services to AKS.

Build and maintain Dockerfiles and container image workflows, pushing to internal container registries.

Define and manage AKS cluster configurations, ensuring secure and scalable workloads.

Write and maintain Terraform modules for provisioning cloud infrastructure in line with Azure Landing Zone standards.

Manage secrets, configuration, and access using Azure Key Vault and Azure AD.

Ensure connectivity between on-prem services and Azure cloud infrastructure using GreenLink and hybrid networking.

Collaborate with MLOps and Data Engineers to ensure reproducible, reliable, and auditable infrastructure across environments.

Monitor system health, logging, and metrics using platform observability tools (e.g. Azure Monitor, Prometheus, Grafana where applicable).

Knowledge:

Azure Landing Zone principles, vNet design, RBAC, networking, and hybrid connectivity.

CI/CD tooling, especially GitLab CI/CD.

Container orchestration (AKS) and Docker best practices.

Infrastructure as code (Terraform or Bicep).

Networking principles, including hub/spoke topology and private endpoints.

Skills:

Writing and debugging CI/CD pipelines.

Building container images using Docker.

Managing infrastructure lifecycle in Azure using IaC.

Collaborating across technical and non-technical teams.

Understanding and applying secure coding and deployment principles.

Troubleshooting system and deployment issues at infrastructure level

Qualifications:

Relevant degree or equivalent experience.

SC Clearance required to start, client will sponsor this

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