2 Enterprise Cloud Jobs in Buckinghamshire

ensure our applications are dynamic and user-friendly, to diving deep into C# and .NET Core to design and implement secure, reliable, and maintainable enterprise cloud applications on AWS. In this role, you'll have the opportunity to contribute to challenging projects, collaborate with talented colleagues, and make … modern front-end frameworks like Angular 5, React and NodeJs. Strong focus on C# and .NET Core. Design and implement secure, reliable, and maintainable enterprise cloud applications on AWS. Experience in working with third party APIs, Web Services. Experience in working with SQL and NoSQL databases like MSSQL … with Sage products. Experience with serverless architectures using AWS Lambda Experience deploying and maintaining servers with AWS EC2. Experience with security best practices in cloud environments. Experience with Agile methodologies or Hybrid approaches. Undergraduate degree, technical certificates, or relevant industry experience. Experience in a similar role. more »

solutions that millions of people use every day. In the last 30 years we won several awards, including a prestigious Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the Innovation category for our Enterprise Agile delivery approach. Operating from 26 locations across the world, we bring together teams of creative … As an AWS expert, you'll work in small product teams alongside developers, architects, designers, analysts and product owners to deliver automation, tooling and cloud infrastructure. We encourage continuous learning, so as well as the opportunity to work with some of the brightest and best in the industry, and … platform in complex engagements, typically working in multi-disciplinary teams on client site. You’ll have: Significant commercial experience of designing, deploying and managing enterprise cloud environments. Experience of containers and container orchestration (Docker, Kubernetes, AKS etc.) Experience with infrastructure-as-code tools like Terraform, CloudFormation or Pulumi. more »