Windows DevOps Engineer

Windows DevOps Engineer
At the moment I am looking for a Windows DevOps Engineer for a client in Amsterdam for a long-term contract paying excellent rates.

The Windows DevOps Engineer must have the following skills

• 5+ years of platform engineering / total stack experience, preferably in creating highly scalable mission-critical environments.

• Strong working experience with software development (C#) (Azure, Azure DevOps).

• Strong working experience with container and container management technologies and the security thereof is hugely beneficial (e.g., Docker, Kubernetes, etc.).

• Experienced in C#, with at least one modern development/scripting language (e.g., Python, ansible, PS1);

• You are able to develop efficient and maintainable code with the right balance between solving the problem at hand and not over-engineering your solution.

• Good knowledge of continuous integration and continuous development tooling in Azure DevOps.

• Great English communication skills, verbal as well as written.

• You value a multi-cultured environment where English is the working language and you easily get on with people from different cultural backgrounds.

• You love technology and naturally stay up to date on relevant new developments.

• Experienced with Agile development & Scrum.

• Able/Willing to use a wide variety of open-source technologies and tools.

• Knowledge sharing will be expected.

• Knowledge of CI/CD, Testing, helping customers;

• Ability to deliver.

The Windows DevOps Engineer will be responsible for

• Responsible for Azure DevOps and ServiceNow integration. You will be developing and maintaining a high available solution in Azure hosted.

• Improving our continuous integration pipeline, increasing our automated test coverage, and helping us get to the next level of maturity with respect to Continuous Delivery.

• Expanding the set of Security Key Controls that are implemented using Azure DevOps;

• Helping and onboarding teams on our CI/CD pipeline;

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