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Graduate DevOps Engineer - £30,000 - Linux, Networking & Security

Nichols Digital Ltd
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Graduate Data Scientist - June 2026 Start

Graduate Data Scientist - June 2026 Start

****Graduate role paying up to £30,000 in Edinburgh****


Graduate within Computer Science/ Engineering/ Data Science


KNOWLEDGE OF - Linux, Networking practices, Security, firewalls, IAM, Shell Scripting


Any of the following desirable - AWS, DevOps, IaC, CI/CD,



An AI company in Edinburgh are looking for a recent graduate within IT to play a key role in operationalising AI solutions to support real-time and batch-based use cases.


This role will be similar to that of a DevOps/ SysAdmin role within the Machine Learning domain.


You will gain hands-on experience in deploying, monitoring, and optimising ML workflows in the cloud, primarily using AWS services.


Requirements:

  • Strong familiarity with Linux operating systems, including shell scripting and basic command-line
  • Understanding of networking best practices, including concepts like VPCs, subnetting, load balancing, and firewalls.
  • Basic knowledge of security and access management principles, such as managing IAM roles, permissions, and security groups in cloud environments.


Nice to have (NOT essential at all):

  • Knowledge of AWS services (EC2, S3, Lambda, IAM) and an understanding of DevOps principles.
  • Basic understanding of python and object oriented programming
  • Exposure to CI/CD tools (GitLab CI/CD)
  • Familiarity with containerisation (Docker) and container orchestration (Kubernetes, AWS ECS).



Linux, Networking practices, Security, firewalls, IAM, Shell Scripting

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