Senior Dev Ops Engineer - Remote (UK)

Job Description

🚀 Senior DevOps Engineer

💰 £80,000 - £110,000 (depending on experience)

🕒 Full-Time | Remote (UK Based)


I’m working with a fast-growing, tech-led company operating in the customer acquisition space. They help millions of users navigate digital services through scalable, cloud-based platforms.


They're looking for a Senior DevOps Engineer to join the team and help take infrastructure and automation to the next level.


🔧 What You’ll Be Doing

You’ll play a key role in driving DevOps best practices across CI/CD, Infrastructure as Code, monitoring, and security. This includes:

  • Designing and maintaining modern CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions experience is a big plus)
  • Implementing Infrastructure as Code (Terraform)
  • Supporting deployments of PHP / Laravel applications in high-concurrency environments
  • Working with Docker, Kubernetes, ECS or EKS
  • Automating development workflows and driving performance optimisations
  • Building out monitoring solutions, cost management strategies, and SOC2-compliant processes


🧠 Skills & Experience Needed

  • 5+ years in a DevOps-focused role
  • Strong cloud background (AWS, Azure, or GCP)
  • Proficiency in Terraform, Docker, Python or Bash scripting
  • Solid experience with infrastructure performance, security, and scaling
  • Comfortable in high-availability, fast-paced environments
  • Understanding of SOC2 compliance within DevOps workflows


If you're passionate about automation, performance, and scalable systems and love solving problems with a proactive, product-first mindset I’d love to hear from you.

Salary: GBP 64000 - 88000 per year Experience: 5 years required
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