GreenTech DevOps/Cloud Engineer

**Salary**: £50k-£55k with your free parking space, access to on-site library/gym/pool
Location: Nottingham, hybrid remote with 1-2 weekly visits to the office

Are you a DevOps engineer with more than a couple of sun rotations experience under your belt?

Do you not wear a belt?

Are you a DevOps engineer, who may or may not wear a belt, that cares about our natural environment?

Are you a somebody who recognises the urgency for businesses to transition to green ways of conducting their operations, while also lowering costs and maximising performance? Read on.

Based in Nottingham, the company provides insights into increased energy efficiency by managing the space, power usage and the cooling of critical live environments, while at the same time aiding the path to decarbonisation.

Using clever 3D visualisation techniques, AI and machine learning, as well as remote sensing technology and integration tools, the software tools included gather, map and interpret huge amounts of data remotely in real time.

Your input as a cloud engineer will help support the cloud environments behind the main software platform, working with the development team on integration for new and existing projects to ensure successful production releases. There will also be an elementof support and maintenance using the AWS security hub.

Your role would be key as you will be working together with the Head Cloud engineer, as well as collaborating with the QA manager and the 24/7 monitoring team.

For this position, you will be needed in the office once or twice a week and worry not, the environment is a buzzing, welcoming and supportive one, as the company is based in a Nottingham University site, so being in the office will be a treat.

Before applying, have your experience in AWS services, preferably including Dynamo DB, SQS queues, EC2, Aurora PostgreSQL, Security Hub, as well as your work with Linux, including BASH and your skill with CI/CD environments at the ready because you're goingto need all of it.

*No belts were harmed in the creation of this advert.