DevOps Engineer
Role details
Job location
Tech stack
Requirements
- A proactive mindset: You enjoy learning, problem-solving, and improving how things are built.
- Foundational coding skills: Competence with programming or scripting languages.
- Cloud-native awareness: Knowledge of AWS, IaC tools (Terraform, CloudFormation, CDK), and container tech like Kubernetes and Docker.
- Engineering fundamentals: Experience with Git, databases, APIs, and a strong focus on information security.
Tech we commonly use:
- Languages: Python Bash Go
- IaC: Terraform CloudFormation CDK
- Cloud & Platform: AWS Kubernetes Docker
- DevOps: Git CI/CD pipelines GitOps
- Data: Relational & NoSQL databases APIs
Benefits & conditions
60000.0-70000.0 per year Full time NEW Please note: applicants must hold active SC clearance and be eligible to obtain DV. This role also requires applicants to work 4 days per week on site You're the kind of engineer who sees a manual process and instinctively wonders how to make it better. You enjoy understanding how systems fit together, how infrastructure behaves under pressure, and how automation can turn complexity into something elegant. Most of all, you want to work somewhere your curiosity is valued and your ideas actually shape how things are built.
At Gemba Advantage, you'll find that environment.
We design and run secure, cloud-native platforms for critical public-sector organisations across the UK. The platforms you'll help build aren't theoretical exercises, they underpin essential operations. You'll join two sister teams working together on one of our most mission-focused programmes, developing a suite of business-critical systems and solutions that people genuinely depend on.
You'll collaborate closely with developers, customers, and experienced engineers who care deeply about modern DevOps practices. You'll learn fast, automate boldly, and contribute to meaningful digital transformation.
This is a role for someone who wants to learn fast, automate boldly, and contribute to meaningful change.
- You explore and experiment: Researching, prototyping, and delivering solutions that help clients solve real technical challenges.
- You automate with intention: Building infrastructure and processes that empower developers and remove friction from delivery.
- You build pipelines that matter: Writing CI/CD pipelines that make software delivery predictable, secure, and efficient.
- You collaborate and improve: Taking part in reviews, offering constructive feedback, and helping fix issues that keep systems running smoothly.
- You share what you learn: Documenting practices, spreading knowledge, and staying curious about emerging technologies.