DevOps Engineer; C

Position: DevOps Engineer (C#)
About the Role We are partnering with a premier, specialized software engineering and technical consultancy that builds mission-critical, data-intensive systems for tier-one banking and financial institutions. On their behalf, we are looking for a Dev Ops / Platform Engineer with a strong C#/.NET development background to bridge the gap between application development and platform reliability. In this role, you will play a critical part in modernizing, supporting, and automating complex enterprise infrastructure across data-intensive financial platforms.

Key Responsibilities Support, automate, and streamline infrastructure across on-premise, virtualized, and legacy environments. Read, debug, and troubleshoot application-layer C#/.NET code alongside development teams to maintain system reliability. Configure, maintain, and enhance CI/CD pipelines (Team City, Octopus Deploy, Jenkins, Azure Dev Ops). Assist with the management and gradual migration of legacy enterprise deployment systems toward modernized pipeline standards. Automate IIS server instances, deployment scripts, and deployment infrastructure in highly secure environments.

Ensure maximum uptime, security compliance, and performance for mission-critical financial and data platforms. Required Skills & Experience Total

Experience:

5-10 years across Software Engineering, Platform Engineering, or Dev Ops-striking the right balance between solid seniority and hands-on execution. C# / .NET Software Background:
Strong foundations as a developer with previous hands-on C#/.NET coding experience. You must be comfortable reading, debugging, and tracing application code to resolve deep platform issues. On-Premise Infrastructure Focus:
Direct experience managing and automating traditional on-premise infrastructure, Windows Server/IIS environments, and virtualized/bare-metal systems. CI/CD & Pipeline Tooling:
Hands-on experience with build and deployment tools such as Team City, Octopus Deploy, Azure Dev Ops, or Jenkins, alongside the adaptability to work with legacy enterprise deployment engines.