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DevOps Engineer - Ensera Design

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A hands-on DevOps Engineer at Ensera Design's Bristol D&PD office, owning development infrastructure, environments, tooling and automation while improving CI/CD and deployment practices for software, embedded and electronics teams, reporting to the Head of IT.

We’re looking for a DevOps Engineer to join our team in the Bristol Design & Product Development (D&PD) office, part of the Ensera Group.

Ensera has facilities in Europe, the USA, and Asia, as well as Design & Development hubs in Bristol, UK (where you’ll be based), and New Jersey and Colorado in the USA.

In this role, you’ll report directly to and work alongside the Head of IT, taking ownership of the development infrastructure, tooling, environments, and automation that enable our software and engineering teams to deliver effectively.

You’ll work closely with software, embedded, electronics, and wider engineering teams to ensure our development environments are secure, reliable, scalable, and efficient. A key part of the role will be improving our CI/CD capability, development workflows, infrastructure, automation, and deployment practices, while administering the core platforms that underpin the software development lifecycle.

This is a hands‑on role where you’ll have the opportunity to identify improvements, introduce automation, and help shape how DevOps practices develop across Ensera Design. You’ll also contribute to wider infrastructure, cybersecurity, and group technology projects where required.

Occasional travel to other Ensera locations, including Ireland, Poland, and the USA, may be required, and some projects could involve evening or weekend work.

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