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We’re partnering with a cutting-edge FinTech company in London that’s redefining how financial services harness technology. They’re looking for an experienced DevOps Software Engineer to join their high-performing engineering team and play a key role in scaling their cloud infrastructure and automation pipelines.

This is an exciting opportunity to work with modern tooling, CI/CD best practices, and cloud-native architecture in a dynamic environment where innovation moves fast.

🔧 What You’ll Be Doing



Designing, implementing, and maintaining CI/CD pipelines for microservices and APIs.

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Supporting and optimising cloud infrastructure (AWS/Azure/GCP).

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Building and managing containerised environments (Docker, Kubernetes).

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Working closely with developers to streamline code deployment and improve reliability.

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Monitoring, automating, and enhancing system performance and security.

💡 What We’re Looking For

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Proven experience as a DevOps Engineer or Software Engineer in a cloud environment.

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Strong knowledge of AWS (preferred) or Azure/GCP.

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Hands-on experience with Terraform, Ansible, or other Infrastructure-as-Code tools.

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Proficiency with Docker, Kubernetes, and CI/CD tools (GitHub Actions, Jenkins, CircleCI, etc.).

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Scripting ability in Python, Bash, or Go.

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Understanding of observability tools (Prometheus, Grafana, ELK Stack).

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Strong collaboration mindset — you’ll work closely with developers, QA, and product teams

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