AWS DevOps Engineer Fully Remote in EU 9 month contract

<h1><br></h1><p><strong>AWS DevOps Engineer - Up to €700 per day<br>Fully Remote in EU<br>9 month contract</strong></p><p>Our client is seeking an AWS DevOps Engineer to join their fully remote team on a 9-month contract basis. This role requires a high level of technical expertise, proactivity, and a collaborative mindset. Working as part of a cross-functional Agile team, you will help design, build, and optimise Cloud-native solutions on AWS to support rapid application delivery and platform stability. This position is open to candidates residing anywhere within the European Union.<strong><br></strong></p><strong>Key Skills & Experience – AWS Cloud, DevOps, Automation</strong><ul><li>Strong focus on AWS public cloud environments.</li></ul><ul> <li>Proficient in Infrastructure as Code using Terraform and/or AWS CloudFormation.</li> <li>Experience with CI/CD tools such as GitLab, Jenkins, or AWS-native solutions.</li> <li>Expert-level skills in automation and scripting (Python, Bash, or similar).</li> <li>Experience designing secure, scalable, and highly available AWS environments.</li> <li>Strong understanding of monitoring and alerting solutions (CloudWatch, Datadog, or similar).</li> <li>Knowledgeable in containerisation and orchestration (Docker, ECS, EKS, or Kubernetes is a plus).</li> <li>Confident working within Agile delivery teams and using collaboration tools such as JIRA.</li><li>Exposure to serverless AWS architectures (Lambda functions, API Gateway, DynamoDB).</li></ul><ul></ul><h6>How to Apply</h6><p>If you are an experienced AWS DevOps Engineer seeking a new contract role within a collaborative Agile team, please submit your CV for immediate consideration - <strong>ONLY APPLY VIA THIS ROUTE, reaching out to Talent or other departments via Email, LinkedIn etc will be ignored to ensure fair applications and candidate journey.</strong></p><p><br> Applications are welcome from all suitably qualified candidates, regardless of gender, background, or circumstance.</p>

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