Senior SRE Engineer

Full-time, Permanent | Remote (South East) | £60-80k | 6k car + full benefits

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a talented SRE Engineer to join a large multi-national banking services company.

In this high-profile role, you'll join a new team which has been created to work on a large digital transformation project. You'll make major contributions to the company's cloud services, working closely with colleagues to support and implement automation for building state-of-the-art software and cloud infrastructure.

You'll use your experience of owning large engineering projects to really make a difference.

Role & Responsibilities:

– Driving improvements by building, deploying, and maintaining critical applications in a cloud environment
– Influencing and coaching wider teams to adopt cloud technologies, test driven development and continuous delivery
– Reviewing existing CI/CD pipelines and helping to onboard projects willing to use DevOps, Cloud
– Producing, reviewing, and enforcing best practices for using Cloud and other build/deployment tools
– Helping diagnose and solve issues when building/deploying onto OpenShift and AWS
– Designing and developing automation workflows
– Being on call on a rota basis 1 week per month

Skills & Experience:

– Expertise of managing AWS Production Environments and applying SRE practices
– Groovy / Python skills
– A strong understanding and hands on experience with Gitlab, Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible and Sonar
– Intermediate knowledge of Linux
– A deep understanding across the development cycle, being able contribute meaningfully to the full range of activities involved in the continuous delivery of a working service.

This is an urgent requirement and my client is able to move quickly for the right SRE Engineer. Please contact Ashleigh Roberts at Berkeley Square IT (Email Removed) / (phone number removed) for more info or apply now for immediate consideration.

**Please note this role is remote with occasional travel to London and Milton Keynes so candidates must live within easy reach of the South East