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VicRoads seeks a seasoned DevOps/Enterprise Environment Lead to own and govern large-scale environments across development, testing, staging, pre-production and production pipelines. You will drive automation, CI/CD and Infrastructure as Code to lift stability, delivery confidence and operational efficiency.
You will coordinate dependencies across applications, APIs, databases and cloud services, while leading continuous improvement initiatives for reliability, observability and cost
At VicRoads the work you do has real impact. Our work connects people and communities. We keep Victorians moving safely and smoothly today and help them be ready for tomorrow. VicRoads empowers our people to learn and grow– focusing on impact and innovation. We reflect the diversity of Victoria and foster clever thinking to keep you and the community moving. VicRoads is progressing too. In August2022, we started on a new chapter when the Victorian State Government partnered with Aware Super, Australian Retirement Trust, and Macquarie Asset Management to operate registration and licensing services on its behalf. We work collaboratively with the Victorian State Government to ensure we fulfill regulatory requirements, deliver State projects and safeguard customer data. The Victorian State Government retains sole responsibility for road access, infrastructure and safety.
Annual Salary Range:Up to $170,000 + Super Employment Type: Ongoing - Max-Term 2 Years Usual Work Location: QV 180 Lonsdale Street CBD/ Work from home
Own and govern enterprise environments across development, testing, staging, pre-production and production-aligned platforms. Drive automation, DevOps and environment enablement using CI/CD, Infrastructure as Code and modern engineering practices. Improve stability, delivery confidence and operational efficiency through environment governance, observability and FinOps-led optimisation Lead enterprise technology environments that power services for millions of Victorians.