Senior Azure Cloud Engineer

Eutopia Solutions
Manchester
3 weeks ago
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Senior Cloud Infrastructure Engineer (Azure)– Manchester / Hybrid working


We are working with a Global Professional Services client as they look to add to their Global Infrastructure Team with the appointment of a Senior Infrastructure Engineer managing cloud infrastructure in the Manchester Team.


Spanning Europe, Asia, America and the Middle East they have a workforce of more than 5,500 and continually invest in their Technology function. You are joining them as they continue their cloud journey Globally.


You must live within easy commute of Central Manchester to be considered.


You would be responsible for implementing and maintaining scalable, secure, and reliable technology infrastructure solutions in Microsoft Azure.


Duties will include, but not be limited to, deploying and managing cloud infrastructure on Microsoft Azure using Terraform, you will also develop and maintain Infrastructure as Code (IaC) solutions to automate provisioning and configuration management.


The role will involve you working closely with the entire Infrastructure Team, incorporating both operational and architecture personnel. You will act as a SME within the Team.


Key skills and experience required:

  • Experience with Microsoft Azure cloud services and solutions in a multi-site enterprise-scale environment
  • Proven expertise in Microsoft Azure cloud services, networking, security, and governance
  • Knowledge and experience of working with automation tools such as Terraform, ARM Templates, Ansible, or Kubernetes
  • Experience with hybrid cloud and multi-cloud environments
  • Experience in cloud infrastructure engineering, DevOps, or similar
  • Cloud certification (ie Azure Solutions Architect Expert, Azure DevOps Engineer Expert, Azure Security Engineer Associate or an alternate similarly recognised certification)


Hybrid working is offered. Our client is renowned for the investment they make in their internal talent. You will be offered continual professional development opportunities within a supportive environment.

In addition to the salary on offer there is a raft of benefits, and these include annual bonus and healthcare, amongst others.

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