Salary: £15,000 - 20,000 per year Requirements: Strong hands-on experience as an OpenShift Engineer or Platform Engineer Proven experience building and operating Red Hat OpenShift in enterprise environments Solid Kubernetes expertise, including networking, storage, and ingress Experience running OpenShift on cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, or GCP) and on-prem Strong Linux and Red Hat ecosystem experience Experience working within the NHS or UK central government is essential Understanding of public sector security and compliance requirements (for example NCSC guidance, DSPT) Experience supporting data platforms, analytics, or AI/ML workloads on OpenShift (nice to have) Exposure to GitOps tooling (for example Argo CD) and Infrastructure as Code (nice to have) Experience working in highly regulated or mission-critical environments (nice to have) Strong stakeholder and communication skills (nice to have) Responsibilities: Design, build, and operate Red Hat OpenShift clusters in production environments Support OpenShift deployments across cloud and hybrid infrastructure Implement and manage CI/CD pipelines for containerised workloads Ensure platform security, resilience, and performance in line with public sector standards Work closely with security architects to embed security-by-design and compliance controls Support application teams with containerisation, deployment, and troubleshooting Contribute to platform documentation, operational runbooks, and best practices Technologies: AI AWS Azure CI/CD Cloud GCP GitOps Support Kubernetes Linux OpenShift Security DevOps More: We are supporting a programme in the NHS that is seeking an experienced Red Hat OpenShift Engineer to support the build, operation, and optimisation of container platforms underpinning critical digital and data services. This role focuses on designing and running secure, resilient OpenShift platforms while collaborating closely with platform, cloud, security, and application teams. The position is fully remote but is only open to candidates based in the UK. last updated 4 week of 2026