1 to 2 of 2 Permanent Infrastructure as Code Jobs in East Sussex with Remote Work Options

Location: Hybrid (Brighton (2 days per week) and home) Salary: £63 - 81K + exceptional Employee Benefits Key Skills: DevOps/Platform Engineer, Terraform, Azure, Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD, strong communication skills Summary: Our client is a high-profile organisation with a large IT … a cloud first strategy. The DevOps Engineers helps increase business agility through the reduction of delivery timelines and the optimisation and automation of IT infrastructure platforms. The role: Creating a new platform for development work, creating standard pipelines and automation processes. Design, develop, build and automate CI/CD … pipelines to streamline solutions. This includes cloud environments, automations, DevOps toolsets and development of Infrastructure as Code principles. Oversee, estimate and prioritise work items Proactively engage and drive collaboration across technical groups, project teams and service providers, driving best practise. Support migration of IT infrastructure more »

Azure Cloud Engineer Hybrid working Up to £60,000 base salary Are you an Azure Engineer looking for an unbeatable working environment? As an experienced Azure Cloud Engineer, you'll be joining a growing team within a business known to be one of the best places to work … to end cloud based solutions to their clients, whilst having the opportunity to innovate process and technology. You will be responsible for: Developing Azure infrastructure & Azure applications Providing SME level Azure engineering knowledge throughout the full project lifecycle Understanding the customers' requirements through discovery meetings, then working collaboratively with … Providing clear technical documentation to technical and non-technical staff You must have 3+ years' experience in: Azure platform engineering Developing applications in Azure Infrastructure as Code tools - Bicep or Terraform Configuring CI/CD pipelines Just as importantly we will look for more »