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      <description>Location: Birmingham | Salary: &amp;pound;450 - &amp;pound;500/day | Type: Contract | DevOps Engineer (Azure)    Location:  Birmingham (Hybrid Working)   Contract:  2 Weeks   Day Rate:  -500 per day Outside IR35   Start:  Immediate   Overview   We are seeking an experienced  DevOps Engineer  to support a key transformation project within an Azure cloud environment. The project focuses on the ingestion of calculations scheme data from Excel into a pensions platform, enabling faster calculations, improved reporting capabilities, and enhanced operational efficiency.  The successful candidate will have significant experience designing, implementing and optimising enterprise-scale CI/CD pipelines, cloud infrastructure, deployment automation and Infrastructure as Code solutions within complex Azure environments.   Key Responsibilities    Design, develop and optimise CI/CD pipelines using Azure DevOps.  Build and maintain Infrastructure as Code solutions using Terraform, Bicep and/or ARM templates.  Support deployment automation across multiple environments.  Work closely with Development, Testing and Operations teams to implement DevOps best practices.  Configure and manage Azure cloud infrastructure in line with security and governance standards.  Support data ingestion ...</description>
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