AWS DevOps Engineer
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AWS DevOps Engineer at UBDS Group: London, United Kingdom; Hybrid; Full time; IT; DevOps / SRE. This listing is part of JobGrid's Software engineer jobs from public company career pages. JobGrid adds normalized role facts, source context, and a path to the employer application page so candidates can compare the listing before applying.
- Location and workplace: London, United Kingdom, Hybrid
- Role classification: IT, DevOps / SRE, Full time
- Source freshness: checked by JobGrid on 2026-06-10.
- Application path: candidates continue to the employer application page with non-personal referral tags.
Rayo, part of the UBDS group is looking for an experienced, Security Cleared (SC Cleared) AWS DevOps Engineer to design, build and maintain resilient cloud infrastructure and automation frameworks in support of client engagements. This role involves ownership of CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure-as-code (IaC), and deployment automation within secure environments, particularly across public sector clients. The ideal candidate will bring deep technical expertise in AWS, a strong understanding of DevSecOps practices, and a commitment to delivering reliable, repeatable solutions.
Key Responsibilities:
- Build and maintain scalable, secure and automated CI/CD pipelines using GitLab or GitHub
- Manage infrastructure-as-code solutions using Terraform to support repeatable and compliant environments
- Implement automation across build, test and deployment workflows to ensure consistent and reliable delivery
- Apply OWASP security principles and DevSecOps practices throughout the delivery lifecycle
- Deploy and maintain containerised workloads using Kubernetes or AWS-native services such as ECS or EKS
- Monitor infrastructure performance and availability, implementing proactive alerting and logging solutions
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to embed DevOps capabilities and drive continuous improvement
- Support troubleshooting of infrastructure and deployment-related issues in production and non-production environments