NetDevOps Engineer – SC ClearedtoPD – Inside IR 35

Intec Select

Blackpool, Lancashire, United Kingdom

3 weeks ago

£650 – £700 pd

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£650 – £700 pd

Job Type: Contract
Work Location: Hybrid
Seniority: Mid
Education: Degree
Security Clearance: Required
Posted: 22 Apr 2026 (3 weeks ago)

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£650 – £700 pd

Job Type: Contract
Work Location: Hybrid
Seniority: Mid
Education: Degree
Security Clearance: Required
Posted: 22 Apr 2026 (3 weeks ago)

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NetDevOps Engineer – SC Cleared - £650 to £700 PD – Inside IR 35

An enterprise leading government corporation is hiring a NetDevOps Engineer who has the ability to design, build and evolve a large-scale enterprise network platform. The chosen engineer will have a strong focus on modern, automate and cloud integrated infrastructure. Our client is seeking someone to be based in Blackpool on a hybrid basis.

As our client continues to modernise, they require a consultant who has strong capabilites in networking automation using Python, Ansible, Terraform and CI/CD experience with a background in Network & Infrastructure Engineering.

Key Responsibilities

• Design, implement, and enhance enterprise network infrastructure across data centre, hybrid, and cloud environments

• Engineer and implement network traffic flows to support business-critical services

• Build and maintain secure hybrid connectivity across Azure, AWS, and OCI

• Implement and manage Palo Alto firewall policies across on-prem and cloud environments, aligned to Zero Trust principles

• Design and operate high-availability network services, including routing, segmentation, and resilience

• Develop and maintain network automation using tools such as Python, Ansible, and Infrastructure as Code

• Collaborate with architecture and platform teams to ensure solutions align with engineering standards and strategic direction

• Contribute immediately to delivery work, demonstrating the ability to operate with minimal ramp up

• Document designs and changes clearly and consistently, supporting maintainability and knowledge sharing

Nice to Have

• Aruba Central / ClearPass

• SD WAN technologies

• SaaS and cloud-delivered WLAN / WiFi solutions

• Prior experience modernising legacy network environments

One stage interview, MS teams to start ASAP

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