Web Ops Engineer
Recruiter
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
Listed on
12th June 2019
Location
Manchester
Salary/Rate
£37750 - £43772
Salary Notes
Competitive salary
Type
Permanent
Start Date
ASAP
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A challenging position based with our digital services team, you shall be expected to come into this directorate with the skills and knowledge to hit the ground running, and to do so we shall provide you with the latest technologies to work with!Web Ops Engineer
fulltime
This is your role as our Web Ops Engineer
Digital Services within NICE is responsible for delivering and improving all NICE's digital services and applications. Our strategy is to deliver services that meet our users' needs.
We're a 50 strong department but we work in small agile teams of developers, designers, business analysts and others. We build a minimum viable product, then measure and iterate. We're constantly improving our services to make them simpler, clearer and faster for our 2 million users a month.
We solve challenging problems with interesting technology but it's not all about the tech. We encourage personal development, both technically and professionally. We do this through training, conferences, our library, through "air and share" sessions within the team and communities of practice.
As a Web Operations Engineer at NICE you'll: Build and configure new secure server platforms and the automated tooling to do so. Maintain existing infrastructure and suggest improvements. Have a good knowledge of modern web protocols and security standards. You'll be a continual learner, keeping up to date with modern infrastructure tools and techniques. Contribute to the WebOps community of practise by sharing knowledge and skills.
A passionate, experienced and self-motivated system administrator, it's you we are looking for!
We are looking for passionate, experienced and self-motivated system administrator's to fulfil our web operation vacancy. You must care about building, running and improving infrastructure systems. You'll collaborate with delivery teams to provide infrastructure and operational support for new and existing digital services. We expect you to be familiar with cloud infrastructure providers, configuration management techniques, as well as working practices such as continuous integration and continuous deployment.
We'll give you the opportunity to develop yourself technically and professionally.
NICE: this is who we are and what we have to offer!
Digital Services within NICE is responsible for delivering and improving all NICE's digital services and applications. Our strategy is to deliver services that meet our users' needs.
We're a 50 strong department but we work in small agile teams of developers, designers, business analysts and others. We build a minimum viable product, then measure and iterate. We're constantly improving our services to make them simpler, clearer and faster for our 2 million users a month.
We solve challenging problems with interesting technology but it's not all about the tech. We encourage personal development, both technically and professionally. We do this through training, conferences, our library, through "air and share" sessions within the team and communities of practice.
Our office is located right next to Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester city centre.
In return we offer the opportunity to work in a welcoming workplace and a friendly and dynamic team as well as excellent staff benefits such as public transport seasonal tickets and flexible working.
We are also part of the NHS pension scheme, support professional training and provide the opportunity to be involved in rewarding work that helps improve health and social care.
Benefits NHS Pension Flexible working Childcare vouchers Bike loan (Cyclescheme) Off road secure cycle parking On site changing and shower facilities City centre location
For the role it is essential that you have: Experience with cloud infrastructure providers such as AWS, Azure or similar Experience using configuration management tools such as Puppet, Ansible, Chef Experience debugging a complex, multi-server service in a high availability environment Administering common databases like MySQL, SQL Server, MongoDB, RavenDB Familiarity with network protocols - TCP/IP, HTTP, TLS, etc An understanding of application deployment strategies, continuous integration and version control Operational management of Window servers, delivering a complex web application stack
For the role it is desirable that you have: Operational management of Linux servers, delivering a complex web application stack. Knowledge of container orchestration systems and minimalist operating systems. Knowledge of monitoring and logging solutions.
Interested?
Please apply via the 'apply' button.
Interview slots will be available to book in for the 15th and 16th of July.
No recruitment agencies please.
