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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) Engineering invites you to join as a Senior Infrastructure Engineer to help shape the end-to-end cloud hosted services that support millions of users. You will collaborate with Architects, Site Reliability Engineers, Delivery Managers and Product Managers within the Engineering Tooling Services Teams.
This role focuses on designing and operating Public Cloud infrastructure, migrating from on-premises hosting, and delivering automation to improve
This is a fantastic opportunity to join DWP Engineering as a Senior Infrastructure Engineer and to create innovative digital solutions that make a difference to the lives of our 22 million users. We're driving the adoption of Public Cloud services in line with Government Digital Service (GDS) and DWP's own strategic hosting architectural principles. The strategy for our engineers is to implement a 'Digital by Default' approach. We will do this by providing an end-to-end 'multi-cloud' hosted service for our Product Development Units. We'll be providing a securely connected hosting service which removes DWP's reliance on traditional hosting solutions and contracts. To ensure our success, we are standardising, simplifying and automating, together with developing processes, training and tools to accelerate our delivery. As a Senior Infrastructure Engineer, you will be capable of role modelling Infrastructure solutions which adhere to best practice, with a focus on operational stability, resilience, and availability. This position will collaborate with Architects, Site Reliability Engineers, Delivery Managers, and Product Managers, who all support the implementation and operation of Cloud hosted products and services. The role will sit within one of our Engineering Tooling Services Teams which comprise of Automation & Orchestration and Manage & Deploy My Code services. This role will maintain and support project to exit Ansible Automation Platform and GitLab from the On Premise Hosting (OPH) estate.