DevOps Engineer, Lush

£40.5-60k

Kubernetes

GCP

Terraform

Git

Mid level

Remote from UK

More information about location

Handmade cosmetic products

Job no longer available

Handmade cosmetic products

1001+ employees

B2CRetailSustainabilityBeauty

Job no longer available

£40.5-60k

Kubernetes

GCP

Terraform

Git

Mid level

Remote from UK

More information about location

1001+ employees

B2CRetailSustainabilityBeauty

Company mission

Lush's mission is to provide beauty lovers with handmade, wonderful cosmetics. It does this with a fundamental focus on sustainability, prioritising fresh ingredients, combating animal testing, and reducing packaging for its shower gels, bath bombs, shampoo, moisturisers and much more.

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Who you are

We would like to see knowledge of the latest DevOps tools and practices. Experience of Git, Terraform, Kubernetes, Helm, CI/CD and any cloud platform (we currently use GCP and DigitalOcean) is required
Understanding application profiling and observability tools including Prometheus/Grafana and large-scale distributed systems would also be beneficial. Knowledge of networking and web protocols would be a plus
Knowledge of networking and web protocols would be a plus

What the job involves

As a DevOps Engineer you will be working with the rest of the team to collaborate closely with our engineers to deploy, operate and enhance the global digital infrastructure. Building and maintaining the tools for deployment and monitoring operations whilst troubleshooting and solving any problems the engineering team may face whilst getting their code in front of its users
As well as this, as part of the LUSH Digital plan to move away from big tech, you’ll be assisting us in removing our reliance on GCP which involves planning and scoping new projects, finding which tools fit our use cases and implementing them for developers to use

Our take

Cosmetics are simultaneously one of the largest and one of the most polluting industries in the world. But Lush doesn't believe good quality beauty products need to have such a damaging impact on the environment.

Instead, it sets itself apart by producing all-natural, and ethically sourced cosmetics. All of its products are handmade, vegetarian, and are not tested on animals, whilst still doing good to users' skin.

With this approach, Lush is aiming to make sure that cosmetics and environmental sustainability are not mutually exclusive, helping to revolutionise the hundreds-of-billions-sized cosmetics industry.

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Insights

Led by a woman

8% employee growth in 12 months

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Company benefits

50% discount on Lush products and spa treatments
Discretionary and profit-based bonus
Pension scheme
Day off for weekday birthdays
Holiday purchase scheme
Cycle to work scheme
Discounted rail and bus season tickets
Employee assistance programme
6 months’ full pay for parental leave (primary caregiver)
Financial childcare support on return to work
Flexible working
Support groups, film nights, yoga and meditation sessions and more..

Company HQ

Poole, UK

Leadership

Mo Constantine

(Co-Founder & Inventor)

Mo worked as a legal secretary, before inventing for Cosmetics to Go. They invented several innovative and sustainable cosmetics products before co-founding Lush.

Mark Constantine

(Co-Founder, CEO & Inventor)

Having worked at the mail order business Cosmetics to Go, Mark co-founded Lush in 1995, and works in Product Development and Business Operations.

Paul Greeves

(Co-Founder)

Paul worked as a bio-chemist, before co-founding Lush. They have worked in several departments since then, including running Lush Labs and working in data security.

Helen Ambrosen

(Co-Founder & Investor)

Helen started Lush with their fellow co-founders in 1995, since then she has worked as an Investor.

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