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DevOps Engineer

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DevOps Engineer

AWS, Windows Server, Jenkins, Microservices
Salary circa £75,000 plus benefits
2 Days per week in the Southampton office plus on call shift once every three weeksDevOps Engineer required to join a leading international Software Business committed to delivering high-performance IT solutions. This is a large operation and will be working within the integrated part of the software engineering team with specific focus on facilitating and building automated pipelines for continuous delivery of the team's deliverables.

As a DevOps Engineer you will maintain and contribute to the ongoing reliability, performance and support of the cloud services and infrastructure. This includes monitoring the operating environments, responding to incidents, problems and helping other teams as necessary.

These roles have been created by team expansion and new client wins.

Key Responsibilities:

Defining and developing continuous integration and deployment pipelines
Building Infrastructure as Code
Coordinating build and release activities with other stakeholders
Manage day to day operations of release pipelines, build tools and source control software
Troubleshooting and responding to downtime, performance degradation and outside attacks
Perform ongoing maintenance and upgrades of DevOps systems
Identifying, researching and prototyping new technologies to improve DevOps processesSkills Required:

AWS (at least 5 years experience)
Windows Admin
Jenkins
Github / Bitbucket
Experience writing scripting languages such as Python, Perl, PowershellIf you have the relevant skills for this role and are ready for the challenge, then please send your CV to

Spectrum IT Recruitment (South) Limited is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy

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