DevOps Engineer (Contract)

Zuno Tech Group; Camden Town; Remote; GBP 70.000 - 110.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Zuno is seeking a hands-on mid-level DevOps Engineer for a London/Remote contract role. You will design, build and operate the platform that powers our energy projects, owning infrastructure as code, pipelines and collaboration with product engineers to ship fast, secure software.

You will enhance AWS infrastructure, container workloads, and CI/CD with GitHub Actions, CircleCI and related tooling, while improving reliability, observability and security across the stack.

Qualifikationen

• Solid hands-on experience with core AWS services.
• Ability to read, write and maintain Go code for internal tooling.
• Proficient with infrastructure as code (Terraform or Pulumi).
• Strong Git workflows and CI/CD with GitHub Actions.

Aufgaben

• Builds and maintains AWS infrastructure as code, treated as application code with reviews and versioning.
• Optimise containerised workloads on ECS/Fargate, including scaling and cost control.
• Automates repetitive tasks to remove toil and improve efficiency.
• Owns and improves CI/CD pipelines (CircleCI, GitHub Actions) for fast and reliable deployments.
• Develops and maintains runbooks to share operational knowledge.

Kenntnisse

Go knowledge

Linux troubleshooting

Scripting

Clear communicator

Tools

AWS

Terraform

Pulumi

CircleCI

GitHub Actions

Docker

Kubernetes

New Relic / Datadog

Jobbeschreibung

DevOps Engineer

London/Remote | Contract

Who are Zuno?

Zuno is the tech platform behind BOXT. We manage the whole installation process for home energy products, from boilers and air conditioning to heat pumps, solar, batteries and EV chargers. We work with brands like E.ON Next, EDF Energy, Worcester Bosch and Tesla to get their products into customers' homes.

Millions of people visit every year for a fixed-price quote. We've installed over 200,000 products so far and built a network of more than 15,000 accredited installers.

We built the tech ourselves, and it covers everything from quoting and buying to matching installers with jobs, scheduling visits and aftercare. The aim is simple: make getting a new heat pump or boiler as easy as ordering anything else online.

We're backed by Brookfield and growing fast as more UK homes move to cleaner energy. There's a lot still to build.

The role

We are looking for a hands-on mid-level DevOps engineer to help build and run the platform our business depends on. You will not just keep the lights on; you will work with others to shape how we build, deploy and operate our infrastructure. The foundations are in place, but we are growing and evolving, so there is plenty to still define; you will be a key member of the team driving this forward.

You will write infrastructure as code, own pipelines, and work directly with product engineers to make shipping software fast, safe and secure. You will be trusted to pick up work without being told, diagnose incidents and create solutions that fit the problem.

Infrastructure and automation

• Builds and maintains our AWS infrastructure as code, treating infrastructure with the same care as application code - reviewed, tested and versioned.
• Optimise our platform and containerised workloads on ECS and Fargate, including scaling, cost and service health.
• Automates repeat work rather than absorbing it, removing toil from the team instead of quietly living with it.
• Owns and improves our CircleCI and GitHub Actions pipelines so builds, tests and deployments are quick and predictable.
• Writes and maintains runbooks so operational knowledge sits with the team rather than with one person.

Reliability and observability

• Set up and tune monitoring and alerting in New Relic so problems are spotted before customers raise them, and so alerts mean something when they fire.
• Takes part in incident response, helps establish root cause, and sees follow-up fixes through to completion rather than leaving them on a list.
• Contributes to backup, resilience and disaster recovery work, including testing that recovery actually works.

Security and compliance

• Applies security fundamentals day to day: least privilege IAM, secrets handling, patching, network segmentation and certificate management.
• Supports evidence gathering and control work for our security and compliance obligations.

Ways of working

• Works closely with product engineering, support and security so platform decisions reflect real needs rather than assumptions.
• Is collaborative by default, creating solutions together or seeking feedback to learn and validate.

Skills

• Solid hands-on experience with core AWS services, and comfortable designing cloud native systems built on containers, serverless components and automation
• Able to read, write and maintain Go, used here mainly for internal tooling
• Practical experience building and maintaining infrastructure as code with Terraform or Pulumi (Pulumi preferred)
• Confident with Git workflows, pull request reviews and GitHub Actions for CI/CD
• Experience configuring and integrating off-the-shelf vendor products as well as internally built tools
• A good grasp of core security fundamentals, including IAM and least privilege, secrets management, networking basics (VPC, DNS, TLS, load balancing) and vulnerability management
• Comfortable troubleshooting Linux and containerised workloads, and scripting your way out of repetitive tasks
• Able to manage your own workload, prioritise sensibly, and keep progress visible without being chased
• Clear communicator, able to explain technical decisions or challenges to non-technical people

Beneficial but not essential

• Some Node.js or Ruby experience
• Cloudflare (DNS, WAF, CDN)
• Octopus Deploy
• Experience working within SOC 2 or ISO 27001 controls
• Observability tooling such as New Relic, Datadog or similar
• Experience with incident management tooling and blameless post-incident reviews