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Head of DevSecOps - Hybrid Remote

Leicester
2 months ago
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Head of DevSecOps
Location: 3 days per wk in Leicester / 2 days from home
Salary: Circa 100K – 110K + Benefits
Head of DevSecOps required by fast-growing, Top Tech Company!
This is a varied, challenging role responsible for overseeing and managing the company’s information security strategies, DevOps team and IT operations
Essential:

  • At least 5yrs experience in IT and security management, with at least 2yrs in a leadership role
  • Strong understanding of operating systems (Windows, MacOS), and productivity tools (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365)
  • Experience in security frameworks and compliance standards
  • DevOps experience with a solid grasp of infrastructure automation, CI/CD, cloud infrastructure, SRE principles
  • Datadog, New Relic or comparable monitoring and analytics platforms
  • Familiar with ITSM tools, endpoint management, and asset tracking solutions
    Tremendous opportunity offering plenty of scope for career progression in a friendly, innovative environment driven by a shared vision for success!
    Apply now for FULL details
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