Azure Platform Engineer

Kdrtalent — United Kingdom · Posted ~1 week ago

Mid Full-time Remote

Skills

Microsoft Azure Infrastructure as Code Bicep Terraform ARM Templates Azure DevOps CI/CD pipelines Cloud infrastructure Monitoring Alerting Incident response Azure security SC Clearance eligibility CI/CD

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Summary

A hands-on platform engineering role focused on building and improving cloud infrastructure rather than routine support or monitoring. You will create infrastructure as code, design and enhance CI/CD pipelines, manage platform reliability, support cloud migrations and new environment onboarding, and contribute to monitoring, alerting, and incident response. The position offers full remote work, no on-call duties, certification support, structured professional development, and meaningful ownership within a small, experienced team.

Highlights

Fully remote role with occasional team meetups, no on-call requirement, salary flexibility, certification support, structured development, and the chance to build and own Azure platforms in a small, experienced engineering team.

Description

Azure Platform Engineer | Fully Remote | Up to £60,000 We're hiring an Azure Platform Engineer on behalf of a well-established UK managed services provider. Small, close-knit team, three platform engineers and a Technical Architect, working on Azure environments for regulated and business-critical clients. This is a hands-on building role, not a support or monitoring function. You'll be writing IaC, designing pipelines and owning platform reliability day to day, working closely alongside development squads in a "build it, run it" engineering team. No out-of-hours or on-call requirement either. The role: Building and maintaining Azure infrastructure through IaC (Bicep, Terraform or ARM Templates)Designing and improving CI/CD pipelines in Azure DevOpsOwning monitoring, alerting and incident responseSupporting Azure migration projects and new environment onboardingSharing knowledge and best practice across the wider team What they're looking for: Strong hands-on Azure experience across compute, networking, storage and securitySolid IaC skills, ideally Azure-specific rather than multi-cloud generalistAzure DevOps and CI/CD pipeline experienceA background that's progressed through infrastructure, sysadmin or support into platform or DevOps engineeringSC Clearance eligibility The setup: Fully remote, occasional team meetupsNo on-call requirementUp to £60k, some flex for the right personAzure certification support and structured developmentSmall, experienced team within a growing cloud practice If you're an Azure specialist who wants to own and build platforms rather than just keep them running, this is worth a look.