[andyhmltn]

DueDil - London - https://www.duedil.com/

-DueDil is a high growth technology business on a mission to contextualise the world’s private company information.

-Our research tool is used by over 1,000,000 people to find opportunities and risks within businesses.

We're currently hiring for Full Stack, Back End, Data Engineers and DevOps: https://www.duedil.com/careers

Github - http://github.com/duedil-ltd :)

[dijit]

Don't mean to be rude or anything but as a common trend I'd like to try to discourage active use of "DevOps" as a job title.

http://www.bitlancer.com/2015/03/3-reasons-never-put-devops-...

since everyone has a different opinion on what a "DevOps" actually is, it's much too ambiguous a term for a job title.

Do you mean a developer with operations experience? (common case), or a Infrastructure engineer who can orchestrate/automate and follows an agile methodology?

[orls]

Fair enough (although, we're far from the only ones using it as a shorthand, and fuller job specs are available in the link). It's more the latter.

Some examples of the tech we're playing with in that area: Chef, Jenkins, Mesos, Docker.