Engineer - Dev Ops

Hampton Magna
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Engineer - Dev Ops

Our Business Support teams deliver the vital services to ensure the continued success of our business divisions. These services include HR, Finance, Procurement, Marketing, Legal and Commercial, Estates and Facilities, Core Technology, Corporate Security, IT, and Fleet. Every person in every team is contributing the lasting impact our Team makes. Help build and keep the nation's critical infrastructure connected and protected 24/7.

Reporting into the Engineering Manager, the DevOps Engineer will provide support for all teams within the Software department. Working with agile teams, which use scrum principles as their foundation, your primary focus will be supporting the build and release process for multiple products along with overseeing the migration of our current infrastructure to a new managed service platform.

This is a hybrid working role, with a requirement to be in our Warwick HQ 2-3 times per week. There will also be occasional ad-hoc travel to other sites, so a UK driving license is essential.

What you'll do:

Support the build and deployment of large-scale applications
Collaborate with IT and network infrastructure teams to deliver networking requirements of specific applications.
Continuous improvement of the DevOps strategy
Maintenance of CI/CD pipelines
Management/patching of all on premise and PaaS compute resource
Management of GIT repositories and maintaining repository policies
Administration of source control systems (GIT/Subversion) and branching policies
Assisting in the moving to a more distributed, high availability infrastructure
Research and development of new DevOps tools
Management of the departments virtual machine host resources. Who you are:

A strong DevOps Engineer with experience in development. You will be familiar with Windows Servers, as well as Azure.

Key Requirements:

Expertise in PowerShell and working knowledge of scripting with Dos/Batch/Bash
Expertise in general Windows Server maintenance (updates, backups, disk management, scheduled tasks, windows services maintenance)
Expertise in Azure services
Working knowledge of Azure DevOps Administration/Pipeline creation, integration and maintenance
Working knowledge of SQL Server Database (maintenance/configuration)
Full UK Driving License. What we offer:

A career at Telent can span many sectors, roles, technologies and clients giving you the opportunity to develop, learn new skills and make an impact. We are growing and we rely on our committed Team to deliver.

We nurture the talent that makes this happen, by our on-going commitment to creating an inclusive culture that respects and values difference, that celebrates diverse ideas. We want everyone to feel they can be themselves and to thrive at work.

The additional benefits with this role:

34 days holiday, including public holidays, plus the option to buy or sell days annually OR 26 days holiday, plus public holidays, and the option to buy or sell days annually
Company pension scheme
A range of family friendly policies
Occupational health support and wellbeing Portal
Discounts on Cinema, Restaurants and Shopping with Telent Reward scheme.Learn more about Telent:

We're passionate about creating an environment that champions diversity and inclusion, where everyone feels they belong, can be themselves and empowered to reach their full potential. People are at the heart of our business, and we believe that our teams should reflect the diverse experiences and backgrounds of the communities we support

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