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Senior Cloud Engineer | Nottingham | £75,000 - £85,000


Azure | Terraform | Healthcare | Tech4Good | Bicep | Service Bus | ARM | ADO | Azure DevOps


Do you crave innovation?


I have just partnered up with a close-knit, award-winning team that's pioneering the future of AI, bot technology, and machine learning! They are not just another company – they’re finalists for "Company of the Year," and looking for passionate individuals to thrive in a cutting-edge environment.


Having developed cutting edge platforms and chatbots, this tech team are ensuring there is an exceptional user experience in a complex and rich domain. As a Senior Cloud Engineer, joining this team, you will be working alongside the developers in a tight-knit manner, to ensure the infrastructure runs smoothly.


Their current Cloud Engineers are leveraging Azure, Terraform, Azure CLI, Service bus, Docker, Azure DevOps and Powershell to name a few technologies.


Whilst a broad skillset is a plus, we are ideally looking for strong Azure engineers who are passionate and have excellent communications skills, the rest can be taught!


Benefits and perks:


The successful Cloud engineer can earn up to £85k, in a hybrid role, have a personal development programme put in place from day one, restaurant vouchers, private healthcare, 25 days holiday plus can buy or sell holidays and a quick interview process.


Interested in learning more? Or know anyone in your network who might be interested? Then please click apply or send a copy of your CV to


Please note, we cannot sponsor for this role, for the time being.

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