DevOps Engineer Linux R&D Cloud

DevOps Engineer (Infrastructure Linux R&D Cloud) *Hybrid WfH*. Are you a bright, ambitious technologist with a good working knowledge of Linux seeking a role where you'll be challenged, continually learning and progressing your career?

You could be joining one of the world's most advanced Cyber Security technology companies, their suite of AI driven Cyber Security products use cutting edge Machine Learning and mathematics to protect against an array of threats for clients worldwide.

As a DevOps Engineer you'll help build, design and implement staging platforms to prototype new product features; run performance tests and scenarios; analyse and graph test results and streamline automated test processes.

The role offers great scope for career progression; you'll be continually learning and supported to reach your full potential as a DevOps Engineer within a collaborative R&D environment; the company has been voted as one of the Top 100 places to work in the UK.

Following a remote interview process you can work from home 3 days a week, when you are in the office you'll be based in Cambridge (about a 20 minute walk from the local station and with regular shuttle bus; there's also parking available) and a range of perks including free top quality catered lunch every Friday, social activities ranging from sports to board game nights; breakout areas and solo pods.

Requirements:

• You're degree educated, Computer Science or closely related discipline (STEM)
• You have Linux Engineering / Systems Administration experience
• You're able to script with Python and / or bash
• You have a good working knowledge of Cloud based technologies; at least one of: AWS, GCP, Azure
• You're familiar with Git and SVN version control
• You're collaborative with good communication skills, the aptitude and desire to learn

As a DevOps Engineer you will earn a competitive salary (to £60k) plus benefits.

Apply now or call to find out more about this DevOps Engineer (Infrastructure Linux R&D Cloud) opportunity.