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Senior DevOps Engineer

Osler
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1 year ago
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Do you want to make a difference while advancing your career? Come join Osler. 

We are a UK diagnostics company whose purpose is to enable anyone, anywhere, to access, understand, and act on their health, to live healthier, happier, and longer lives. 

We are realising this through the development of the Osler Origin – a 'portable lab' capable of performing a wide range of testing, with lab-quality performance, in a portable, rapid, low-cost, and easy-to-use manner. The Osler Origin will offer a wide portfolio of diagnostic tests and serve all major healthcare settings, globally. 

The Osler Origin is powered by a portfolio of novel techniques and approaches for sample addition, microfluidic sample preparation, and electrochemical biosensing, and Osler was formed out of the University of Oxford in 2017, following decades of research. 

Having recently completed an $85m Series C fundraise, we are now entering a growth phase, where we are scaling our team as we take the Osler Origin product through regulatory activities, and towards market launch. 

Join us and help build a better future. 

About the role: 

We are looking for an exceptional candidate to work together with our cross-functional team on the shaping of our building, testing, deploying and operational infrastructure. The ideal candidate will be versed with all aspects of an AWS-based IaaS and a very proactive team player. 

Main responsibilities:

Designing, creating and maintaining continuous integration / continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines which are of a hybrid nature, as some services run on the cloud, and some run locally due to the need for specialised hardware. Interface with multiple teams to improve and automate processes that would benefit from doing so. Set up and configure monitoring checkpoints to tackle performance and security among others. Be a champion of cybersecurity principles and educate others along the way.

Skills, Experience, & Attributes 

Essential 

A solid understanding of the AWS cloud platform. An awareness of other cloud technologies, such as GCP or MS Azure, is also welcome although not essential. Proficiency in AWS microservices, including networking, EC2 management, IAM security configuration and code build automation tools. Mastery of Linux/Windows command-line interfacing. Containerisation and orchestration through Docker and Kubernetes. Familiarity with key-pair authentication. Keen to solve problems through scripting.

Desired 

Experience with standard cybersecurity profiling tools Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) tools, such as Terraform or Ansible. Single-sign-on (SSO) technologies.

Benefits: 

We offer a competitive benefits package, with a focus on health and well-being - further supporting the belief in our mission to enable anyone, anywhere, to access, understand and act on their health. 

25 days holiday + bank holidays and a Christmas closure  Annual Learning & Development budget 4% of your salary  12 days of Learning leave  4% matched pension  £500 Well-being allowance  Private Medical Insurance - (includes subsidised gym memberships)  24/7 access to a GP  Life Assurance - x4 annual salary  Income Protection - 75% of your basic annual salary  Private Travel Insurance  Annual eye tests  Cycle to work scheme  Travel to work loan scheme  Relocation assistance  Volunteering leave  Give as you earn - pre-tax salary donations to any UK charitable organisation  Quarterly Team Building events and social events  Enhanced maternity/paternity 

There is no perfect candidate, and no single person can do it all, but if this sounds like you, or what you could be and you're looking for somewhere to thrive; we want to hear from you. 

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