SC cleared Azure DevOps Engineer

London
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Azure DevOps Engineer (SC Cleared)
Location: London (Hybrid – 3 days onsite / 2 days WFH)
Rate: £550–£650/day (Inside IR35)
Contract: 6 months
Start: March/April 2026

Role Overview Seeking an SC‑cleared Azure DevOps Platform Engineer with strong Azure cloud expertise including Databricks and Data Factory. You’ll support large‑scale government programmes, delivering secure, scalable platform engineering across Azure services.
Key Responsibilities
Engineer and maintain Azure platform components: Databricks, Data Factory, WebApp Service, API Management/APIOps
Build and support core infrastructure using Infrastructure‑as‑Code (Terraform) 
Implement and optimise CI/CD pipelines
Deliver cloud‑native, containerised solutions using Docker and AKS
Improve platform reliability, automation, and developer experiencePreferred Certifications
Azure DevOps Engineer Expert
Azure Administrator Associate
Azure Solutions Architect ExpertRequirements
Active SC Security Clearance (mandatory)
Strong Azure Cloud + IaC background
Proven DevOps, automation, and CI/CD experience
Experience in enterprise or government environments
Active SC Clearance is required for this role. 

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