| London Jobs |
| Manchester Jobs |
| Liverpool Jobs |
| Nottingham Jobs |
| Birmingham Jobs |
| Cambridge Jobs |
| Glasgow Jobs |
| Bristol Jobs |
| Wales Jobs |
| London Jobs |
| Manchester Jobs |
| Liverpool Jobs |
| Nottingham Jobs |
| Birmingham Jobs |
| Cambridge Jobs |
| Glasgow Jobs |
| Bristol Jobs |
| Wales Jobs |
| Oil & Gas Jobs |
| Banking Jobs |
| Construction Jobs |
| Top Management Jobs |
| IT - Software Jobs |
| Medical Healthcare Jobs |
| Purchase / Logistics Jobs |
| Sales |
| Ajax Jobs |
| Designing Jobs |
| ASP .NET Jobs |
| Java Jobs |
| MySQL Jobs |
| Sap hr Jobs |
| Software Testing Jobs |
| Html Jobs |
| Job Location | London |
| Education | Not Mentioned |
| Salary | 80,000 - 100,000 per annum |
| Industry | Not Mentioned |
| Functional Area | Not Mentioned |
| Job Type | Permanent , full-time Work from home |
My client, an international trading platform for the FX and Digital markets is currently looking to hire a senior DevOps engineer. They offer fully remote working, with an office in London to be used if wanted.Since being founded in 2018, this company have quickly grown in size and revenue becoming a major force in the FX and Crypto markets, partnering with some of the biggest brands in the business. This ideal candidate will have a strong background in SystemEngineering, Databases and Networking, as well as multiple years of hands-on DevOps experience.The RoleYou will be tasked with taking over the DevOps responsibilities for the company, looking after the extensive low-latency API network. You will be expected to work within the cloud (AWS), as well as dedicated data-centres, with an automate everything mindset.This role will have no red-tape, you will be joining in an accelerated growth stage with plenty of green-field projects coming up. This means your voice will be heard, if you see the benefit of using a different technology/language, then say so!Does this sound like something you may be interested in If so, please see below for the companys current tech stack!Essential
Keyskills :
DataPythonDatacentresAWSDockerCI/CDAnsibleGrafanaLow-latencyKubernetesClickhouse