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The Insolvency Service is hiring a Senior DevOps Engineer to help drive the transition to an in‑house DevOps capability. You will standardise the tech estate, improve engineering practices, and build secure, resilient Azure platforms to support key public services.
This is a hybrid role with 60% office time across a UK footprint. You will lead initiatives across Azure, IaC, CI/CD and platform engineering while ensuring security, stability and availability in production and non‑production
The Insolvency Service, in partnership with Inspire People, is seeking a Senior DevOps Engineer with expertise in Microsoft Azure, Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD, platform engineering and cloud operations to help drive the organisation's transition to a fully in-house DevOps capability. Based in Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Ipswich, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle or Nottingham on a permanent SEO appointment, this role offers hybrid working (60% in office over a month), a salary of £48,429 to £52,222 (national), plus a discretionary Recruitment & Retention allowance of up to £11,000.
Digital Services has recently transitioned from a third-party DevOps model to an in-house engineering capability. As part of the Insolvency Service's wider technology modernisation programme, you'll help standardise and consolidate the technology estate, improve engineering practices, and build secure, resilient cloud platforms that support key public services. This is an opportunity to influence the future direction of DevOps across the organisation while working with modern Azure technologies at enterprise scale.
This is a rare opportunity to join at a pivotal moment in the evolution of the Insolvency Service's technology function. You'll play a leading role in building a modern DevOps capability, influencing engineering standards, cloud strategy and platform operations across a major government organisation. Your work will directly support the delivery of resilient, secure and user-focused digital services relied upon across the UK.