DevOps Lead - Azure / Kubernetes / Terraform

Oscar Technology

London, United Kingdom

5 days ago

£80,000 – £110,000 pa

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£80,000 – £110,000 pa

Job Type: Permanent
Work Pattern: Full-time
Work Location: On-site
Seniority: Lead
Education: Degree
Posted: 30 Apr 2026 (5 days ago)

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£80,000 – £110,000 pa

Job Type: Permanent
Work Pattern: Full-time
Work Location: On-site
Seniority: Lead
Education: Degree
Posted: 30 Apr 2026 (5 days ago)

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DevOps Lead - Azure / Kubernetes / Terraform - £110K

A leading SaaS and Data Technology company is expanding steadily and creating new leadership opportunity. They're seeking a technically strong, client-focusedDevOps Engineer with expertise inAzure, Kubernetes, andTerraform to join their London-based team.

You'll play a key role in managing cloud infrastructure, delivering automation and CI/CD projects, and helping to evolve best practices across the engineering function.

This position offers the opportunity to Lead DevOps initiatives and collaborate closely with a talented team of technical specialists.

You should have experience with:

MicrosoftAzure (certifications desirable but not essential) - Azure Compute, AKS, Storage, Networking, Monitor
Terraform for infrastructure-as-code and environment automation
Kubernetes (AKS),CI/CD pipelines, Gitops
Familiarity withAgile development practices

Apply today for more details.

The role offers a salary of up to£110K, depending on experience, with the chance to play a central role in a growing organisation.

DevOps Lead - Azure / Kubernetes / Terraform - £110K

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