Senior AWS DevOps / Platform Engineer
CHANGE-IT CONSULTING LTDLocation: Hybrid – 2–3 days onsite per week
Job Type: Permanent
We're seeking a Senior AWS DevOps / Platform Engineer to design, automate and enhance our AWS cloud platform. You'll deliver secure, scalable infrastructure while improving platform reliability, automation and performance.
Working closely with internal teams and external clients, you'll help deliver cloud solutions and drive continuous improvement.
Key Responsibilities- Build AWS infrastructure using Terraform.
- Develop CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions or AWS CodePipeline.
- Manage ECS (Fargate), Lambda and containerised applications.
- Support AWS networking, IAM, RDS, S3 and CloudWatch.
- Monitor, troubleshoot and optimise production environments.
- Improve platform security, reliability and automation.
- Strong AWS and Terraform experience.
- ECS (Fargate), Docker and CI/CD.
- GitHub Actions or AWS CodePipeline.
- CloudWatch, VPC, IAM, RDS and S3.
- Linux with Bash and/or Python.
- Excellent communication and stakeholder skills.
- Kubernetes (EKS)
- PostgreSQL
- ElastiCache
- AWS certifications
- Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)
This is an excellent opportunity to join a collaborative team delivering modern, secure and highly available AWS platforms.
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