Lead DevOps engineer

You can:

• manage service components to ensure they meet business needs and key performance indicators (KPIs)

You can:

• work under guidance to identify process optimisation opportunities
• contribute to the implementation of proposed solutions

You can:

• design solutions and services with security controls included, specifically engineered to mitigate security threats

You can:

• identify and apply modern development standards to support complex projects and programmes
• lead others in applying modern development standards

You can:

• collaborate with others when necessary to review specifications
• use the agreed specifications to design, code, test and document programs or scripts of medium-to-high complexity, using the right standards and tools

You can:

• approach prototyping as a team activity, actively soliciting prototypes and testing with others
• establish design patterns and iterate them
• use a variety of prototyping methods and choose the most appropriate

You can:

• identify, locate and fix complex service faults
• advise others on different methodologies and types of service support

You can:

• design systems characterised by medium levels of risk, impact, and business or technical complexity
• select appropriate design standards, methods and tools, and ensure they are applied effectively
• review the systems designs of others to ensure the selection of appropriate technology, efficient use of resources and integration of multiple systems and technology

You can:

• establish standards and procedures across a service product life cycle, including the development product life cycle, and can ensure that practitioners adhere to these
• manage resources to ensure that the systems integration function works effectively

You can:

• collaborate with user researchers and can represent users internally
• explain the difference between user needs and the desires of the user
• champion user research to focus on all users
• prioritise and define approaches to understand the user story, guiding others in doing so
• offer recommendations on the best tools and methods to use

You can:

• analyse how a service fits into care pathways across organisations
• work with clinicians, care staff, and patients to shape digital services
• explain the effect of digital decisions on care, safety, and staff workload

You can:

• take part in hazard workshops and contribute to a hazard log
• follow the clinical risk management process for your work
• provide evidence for a clinical safety case, such as test results

You can:

• lead data protection impact assessments and information sharing agreements
• advise teams on lawful basis, consent, confidentiality, and retention
• investigate incidents and recommend improvements

You can:

• prioritise vulnerabilities by risk, including to patient services
• scope and manage penetration tests and remediation

You can:

• monitor alerts and triage them using runbooks
• gather evidence and escalate events
• tune simple detection rules under guidance

You can:

• line manage a team, setting objectives and running appraisals
• support wellbeing and manage attendance, performance, and conduct
• plan the team's development and succession

You can:

• track spending against a small budget and raise variances
• authorise spending within your limit