Azure DevOps Administrator

Local Peoples is seeking enthusiastic and talented Azure DevOps Administrator in the ACT, NSW, QLD, SA, VIC, WA to join our team as embedded members with our prestigious Government client. Within the department, the Digital Solutions Division contributes delivering a wide range of digital programs and initiatives that support better digital experiences and improved outcomes for the department and its customers.

Working in the Employment Systems Pipeline team, the DevOps Administrator is responsible for administration of our Azure DevOps server instance. They are also responsible for the maintenance of a branching and building a large codebase (~1000 builds) in Azure DevOps services, using a variety of automation tools including DevOps APIs and PowerShell.

These tasks support the team’s ability to use DevOps automated deployment pipelines and push code through the development and test environments and then onto production.

Responsibilities:

• Manage upgrades of Azure DevOps Server.

• Assist in creation of new CI builds.

• Maintenance and changes to existing CI builds, including using automation via PowerShell and DevOps API.

• Support for builds that fail, including root cause analysis and guidance to avoid repeat occurrences.

• Management of build agents and associated windows servers.

Essential Criteria:

• Knowledge and experience with Administration of Azure.

• Advanced knowledge and experience using PowerShell to automate administrative tasks.

• Experience working in a predominantly Microsoft environment (Azure DevOps, windows, .net, visual studio, etc).

• Previous experience working on the Department’s Employment and Workplace Relations IT systems or experience in a Government Agency is highly desired.

• Relevant IT qualifications

Residency and Clearance

• Must have Baseline Clearance or be able to obtain one

• Australian Citizen

• This role is open to ACT, NSW, QLD, SA, VIC, WA

Who are Local Peoples?

Local Peoples is a strategic research and design studio based in Melbourne and Canberra.

Our mission is to design healthy, resilient and resourceful communities. We are proud to be a certified B-Corporation with a strong focus on our social, environmental and economic impact.

We work across brand and digital design, place and experience design,, content and community engagement. Our key partners include state and local government, social enterprises, universities and large commercial organisations. All are experiencing complex challenges right now and we believe that design research, thinking and delivery can help to solve these challenges and make positive change for people and the planet.

We produce www.mattersjournal.com, a publication and community of 100K+, which focuses on design-led social innovation and impact.

Benefits of working with Local Peoples:

• We are experts in team design and augmentation - supporting with the right skills and experience at the right time.

• We are leaders in the human centred design space with diverse design skills across brand design, service design, User interface (UI) and User experience (UX) design, design research, communications and place design.
• We are a certified B-Corporation and prioritise the social, environmental and economic impact of our work.
• Our people always have the full support of the studio to call upon for design thinking, tools and tips, so you are not just getting access to one bright mind, but a collective of many with diverse and deep experiences.
• We are top tier talent who are experienced and incredibly passionate about supporting the impact of your agency and the public sector

Local Peoples proudly supports the LGBTQ+ community, neurodiverse individuals, and First Nations people. We are committed to creating inclusive spaces where everyone, regardless of their identity, feels valued and respected. Together, we strive for equality and a positive future for all.

Local Peoples works, creates, and plays on the lands of the Wurundjeri, Bunurong, and Wathaurong peoples of the Kulin Nation, land which has never been ceded. We thank them for caring for this land for over 40,000 years and recognize and pay our deepest respect to Elders past, present, and emerging. This always was and always will be Aboriginal land