LECP Level 3 Support Technical Lead

London
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Job Title: Support Technical Lead
Location: Hybrid - One day a Month in St Pauls in London
Duration: Until 31 December 2025
Rate: £600 per day - Via Umbrella Online
Clearance Required: SC clearable and NPPV3

LECP Level 3 Support Technical Lead

Key responsibilities:
Provide technical leadership and guidance to Level 3 support engineers in an AWS Cloud based CNI environment, ensuring alignment with cloud based best practice and managing improvement alignment with platform architecture and strategy.

Personal traits:

  • Passion for technology
  • Showing initiative
    Demonstrable technical leadership ability
  • Self-learning
  • Being a team player, i.e. take ownership of contributing to the overall team capability and knowledge

    Must have:
  • Technologies The must have requirements centre around the base technology platforms that we build all our infrastructure):
  • AWS
  • Cloud Formation or Terraform
  • Nginx
  • Linux administration
  • Packer
  • Collaboration tools (Git, Jira, Confluence, etc)
  • Be SC Clearable
    NPPV3

    Skills:
  • Working within an agile context with the use of CI
  • Articulate a logical design, and understand how this translates to physical infrastructure
  • Experience with defining and working with the constraint of NFRs such as cost, scalability, availability
  • The must have skills will determine how well they will be able to integrate into our way of working and
  • The principals we use when making strategic and long-term decisions.

    Nice to have:
  • Technologies:
  • Kubernetes
  • Docker
  • Hashicorp tools (Packer, Consul, Vault, etc)
  • Other networking technologies

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