Devops Engineer – Elite Firm - Up to £125,000 Starting base + Exceptional benefits/bonus package Fund

DevOps Engineer/AI Focused – Quantitative Trading

Up to £125,000 Starting Base + Exceptional Bonus & Benefits

Elite Quantitative Trading Fund

Want to work in a highly technical environment where DevOps, cloud, Kubernetes and AI are shaping the future of a global trading platform?

My client is looking for a hands-on DevOps Engineer to join a growing engineering team during a major technology modernisation programme. You’ll work across hybrid infrastructure, public cloud, Kubernetes, automation and AI-driven platforms , partnering closely with engineers and platform specialists.

What You'll Be Doing

• Develop robust DevOps automation and infrastructure tooling using Python
• Build and maintain CI/CD pipelines and automated delivery processes
• Work with Terraform, Terragrunt and Ansible to deliver Infrastructure as Code
• Support Azure and AWS environments alongside established on-prem infrastructure
• Help evolve large-scale hybrid and multi-cloud platforms
• Improve monitoring, observability, reliability and operational resilience
• Contribute to the adoption of AI, microservices and modern platform technologies

What They're Looking For

• 5+ years of DevOps / Platform Engineering experience
• Excellent GitHub Actions / CI/CD experience
• Strong Terraform, Terragrunt and Ansible knowledge
• Experience across cloud and/or hybrid infrastructure
• Solid understanding of Linux and modern infrastructure
• Experience with monitoring, observability and distributed systems

Join a firm where technology and engineering are at the core of the business

Work across Kubernetes, cloud, AI, automation and hybrid infrastructure

Solve genuinely complex problems alongside exceptional engineers

Contribute to a global technology modernisation programme

Work with modern platforms at significant scale

Excellent London location with a hybrid working model

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