GCP Consultant

Overview

Job Title: GCP Consultant

We are seeking an experienced Google Cloud (GCP) Consultant to join a dynamic team on a fully remote, UK-based contract (inside IR35). This role is pivotal in rebuilding and supporting a GCP-hosted application environment within the UK region. The initial contract is for six months with a strong potential for extension. Candidates must be UK nationals and either hold active SC clearance or be eligible to gain it.

Responsibilities

  • Rebuild and support a GCP-hosted application environment within the UK region.
  • Focus on the infrastructure layer of GCP, following an existing architectural design.
  • Collaborate with a global team, while owning the UK-specific build.
  • Engage in manual build phases, progressing through automation and data enablement/migration.
  • Design, build, and support cloud infrastructure components, including GCP services.
  • Produce high- and low-level documentation for a compliant and well-governed build.
  • Engage in DevOps and Infrastructure-as-Code activities as the project evolves.

Essential Skills

  • Strong, hands-on experience with Google Cloud Platform.
  • GCP Associate Cloud Engineer or GCP Professional Cloud Architect certifications.
  • Experience in building and supporting cloud infrastructure.
  • Ability to produce technical documentation and work with established architectural plans.
  • Familiarity with cloud security controls or compliance frameworks.

Additional Skills & Qualifications

  • Experience with DevOps, Infrastructure-as-Code, and multi-region deployments.
  • Background in government-aligned cloud work is beneficial but not required.

Why Work Here?

This role offers the opportunity to engage in long-term work with the potential for contract extensions. You will work in a supportive environment, with the chance to collaborate with a global team and further develop your skills in cloud infrastructure.

Work Environment

This is a fully remote position based in the UK. The work involves collaborating with both UK and non-UK teams, providing a diverse and inclusive work environment. The position requires flexibility and the ability to adapt to a changing project landscape.

Location

London, UK

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