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LMM - The Midland is Limited Edition, which is a collection of distinctive hotels that have their own characters. Our diverse and friendly teams focus on delivering exceptional guest care, ensuring every guest feels welcomed. Limited Edition is a part of the Leonardo Hotels portfolio. • Offer exceptional guest care at all times, • Address guest concerns courteously and promptly to ensure their satisfaction, • Collaborate with colleagues in all departments to elevate the overall guest experience consistently, • Operate in a safe and orderly manner, promptly reporting any hazards, accidents, losses, or damages to management, • Demonstrate proficiency in the Leonardo Hotels product and familiarity with the organisation, • Engage in continuous learning and skill development to maintain service excellence, • Utilise all relevant systems correctly to complete tasks in a timely manner, • Adhere to Company policies, Code of Conduct, procedures and relevant legislation at all times – including, but not limited to, Data Protection and Health and Safety regulations, • Complete any other reasonable request made by a member of the management team or a supervisor, • Genuine passion for delivering memorable moments to guests, • Positive approach to changing service environments and priorities, • Pro‑active with a hands‑on approach to delivering consistent results, • Embrace the Leonardo Hotels’ Guest Care culture; be empowered to work on your own initiative, • Friendly team player with the ability to work effectively and efficiently with others, • A confident communicator willing to make suggestions for improvements, and open to feedback from colleagues, • Engaged with hotel initiatives to support the local community, • Demonstrating the Company vision, mission and values when interacting with colleagues and guests, • Customer reviews, • Achieving agreed KPIs, • Fulfilment of the job skills checklist, • Customer satisfaction scores e.g. Booking.com, • Regular review meetings with line manager, • GROWonline BELONG induction and development courses, • Academy Technical skills training, • Team Coach, • ‘Come Join Us’ Guest Care training, • Opportunity to apply for internal development programmes, such as:, • Junior Chef Development programme, • Graduate programme, • Level 2 Apprenticeships in Hospitality NOTE: The learning opportunities listed above are correct at the time of issue and are subject to change. You must speak with your line manager if you are interested in pursuing any training courses or programmes. • Special rates on Leonardo Hotel rooms across the UK & Europe, • Company-wide recognition scheme: you could earn vouchers to spend on a wide range of high street shops, • Talent referral scheme, • Thank You Week: from ice cream trucks to yoga classes and lots in between!, • Wellbeing Calendar, • Ongoing job-related training programmes with clear paths for progression We’re committed to creating a workplace where every individual—regardless of background, identity, or lived experience—is welcomed, valued, and respected for who they are. Belonging means embracing our differences and ensuring everyone feels seen, heard, and empowered. We look after our colleagues just as well as we look after our guests. Once you join a Limited Edition, you’re part of the Leonardo community of over 55 hotels across the UK & Ireland. Our regular Learning Bites, “Come Join Us Guest Care” training and Wellbeing webinars all help your progress with us. With support on tap, top‑notch practical training and clear progression you’ll be on track for a brilliant future in Hospitality! At Leonardo Hotels, our vision is very simple: to be the first choice for everyone who values genuine hospitality! We are a Disability Confident Employer and a member of the Valuable 500. We partner with social enterprises to change attitudes towards disability, and provide opportunities ensuring everyone is able to fulfil their potential at work. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Omnicell is building a Global Cloud Operations organization from the ground up as our business shifts from on-premise, hardware-centric products to a cloud-native, SaaS-delivered platform that hospitals depend on 24/7. The Site Reliability Engineering function is the reliability engine of that organization, and this role is the first senior SRE hire - the person who will design the practice, set the standards, and then run the plays themselves until the team is large enough to delegate. This is not a role where reliability practices already exist and you tune them. It is a role where you define what good looks like for Omnicell: which services have SLOs and at what targets, how incidents are declared and commanded, what the on-call rotation feels like, which observability platform we standardize on, and how reliability investment is prioritized against feature velocity. You will make those calls in partnership with the VP of Global Cloud Operations and an Engineer III SRE you will coach and grow. The environment is hybrid. Some of our products are still hardware in hospitals communicating with cloud services; others are fully SaaS. Some customers access us over private circuits, others over the public internet. We operate in a regulated environment - HIPAA, SOC 2, and in some engagements FedRAMP - which means reliability, security, and auditability are not separable concerns. The person we hire will be comfortable with that complexity and will help the organization design for it rather than around it. This role also anchors Omnicell's forward investment in AI-driven operations. Over the course of the first year, the organization intends to incorporate AIOps and ML-assisted observability - anomaly detection, intelligent alert correlation, LLM-assisted runbook generation - into how we monitor and respond to our platform. You will be the technical owner of how that gets introduced, prioritized against foundational reliability work, and validated in a regulated environment. • Define and publish SLOs and SLIs for the top 5-10 Tier-1 customer-facing services, in partnership with Product and Engineering. Establish error budget policy and the enforcement mechanism when budgets burn., • Design the incident command structure: severity rubric, declaration criteria, war-room protocol, stakeholder communication cadence, and the postmortem template. Train the first cohort of incident commanders across Engineering and Support., • Select and stand up the primary observability platform, preferring extension of existing Omnicell contracts (DataDog, IBM/Instana, Prometheus/Grafana, OpenTelemetry, or other tooling already in use) over net-new procurement. Define the instrumentation standards all new services must meet., • Partner with the VP to migrate the interim incident response RACI - currently held by matrixed individuals across IT, Engineering, Support, and Enterprise Security - into a durable SRE-owned model., • Establish the on-call rotation model, including fair distribution, compensation approach, paging discipline, and the handoff protocol with our existing managed services partners (IBM, HCL) who provide L1/L2 coverage., • Develop and track operational KPIs - MTTR, SLO attainment, change-failure rate, recurrence, cost per workload - and present reliability metrics and improvement roadmaps to senior leadership in the monthly Cloud Ops executive review., • Instrument Tier-1 services yourself. Write the dashboards. Write the alerts. Write the runbooks. Do not wait for the team to grow before the work starts., • Take the pager. Commander Sev-1 and Sev-2 incidents until a broader on-call rotation is staffed. Lead blameless postmortems and drive follow-up work to resolution., • Contribute code and infrastructure-as-code (Terraform preferred; Chef/Puppet acceptable) to the platform. Oversee the design and evolution of CI/CD pipelines - our current stack includes CodeFresh, TeamCity, GitHub Actions, and Octopus Deploy, and we are consolidating over time., • Administer and scale our Kubernetes platform, including secure and compliant cluster configurations. Working knowledge of Docker, Helm, and Service Mesh (Istio or Linkerd) expected., • Run chaos and failover exercises (Chaos Monkey, LitmusChaos, or equivalent). Validate that what we think is resilient actually is., • Architect Omnicell's AIOps direction: evaluate and introduce ML-based anomaly detection, predictive alerting, automated root cause analysis, and LLM-assisted runbook or triage pipelines., • Make informed build-versus-buy calls across the AIOps landscape. Integrate AI-assisted tooling into the observability and incident response stack where it adds measurable value; resist the hype where it does not., • Ensure AI-assisted operations meet the auditability and explainability bar required in a HIPAA and SOC 2 environment., • Coach one Engineer III SRE who joins shortly after you do. Pair on incidents. Review their design proposals. Help them grow toward senior. This is a formal, named relationship, not a side duty., • Design the next 2-4 SRE hires. Write the requisitions, run the interview loops, make the calls. Your operating assumption is that the team grows under your direction over the next 12-18 months., • Represent SRE in architecture reviews, product launch readiness reviews, and the monthly executive Cloud Ops metric review. Be the person in the room who knows what reliability costs and what it is worth., • Partner with Enterprise Security, Compliance, and Architecture to ensure platform services meet regulatory and security requirements in a healthcare environment., • Month 1: SLOs drafted for the top 5 Tier-1 services with Product sign-off. Severity rubric published. First live tabletop Sev-1 run against the interim RACI., • Month 2: Observability platform selection finalized. Instrumentation standard published. Engineer III SRE hired and onboarded., • Month 3: On-call rotation live. First real Sev-1 commanded under the new structure with a blameless postmortem completed and follow-ups tracked., • Month 4-6: Error budget policy in effect for the first 3 services. First incident review at executive level. Interview loop running for the next SRE hires. Initial AIOps evaluation and pilot scope defined., Who you will work with You will report to the VP, Global Cloud Operations, who is joining Omnicell in parallel with this role. You will be the VP's first senior technical hire and their primary partner in standing up the SRE function. You will work daily with Platform Engineering, the future NOC function (initially staffed through our existing IBM and HCL partnerships), Product Engineering leads, Enterprise Security, and the Customer Support organization. You will also partner with Enterprise Security's SOC during security-relevant incidents per the established CloudOps-Security partnership model. You will coach one Engineer III SRE directly and help design the interview loop for subsequent SRE hires. Why this role, why now Most senior SRE roles have you tuning a practice that already exists. This one has you building it. At Omnicell you will make foundational calls - what SLOs Tier-1 services carry, what the incident command model looks like, what our observability stack is, how we integrate AI-driven operations, how we partner with our managed service providers - that will shape how the company operates for the next several years. You will also be building in a domain where reliability genuinely matters. The products Omnicell builds dispense medications in hospitals. When our cloud services degrade, pharmacy workflows are affected and patient care can be too. That raises the stakes of the work, and it raises the quality of the conversations you will have with Product and Engineering about reliability trade-offs. On the player-coach dynamic This role is explicitly a player-coach, not a manager. You will not have direct reports in the first six months. You will have a formal coaching relationship with an Engineer III SRE who joins shortly after you do. The split in practice is roughly 60 percent hands-on engineering and incident response, 25 percent practice design and coaching, 15 percent cross-functional partnership work. As the team grows, the ratio will shift toward coaching and practice leadership, but hands-on work never goes to zero in this role. If you want to stop being hands-on, this is not the right fit. Growth and career path The natural next step for someone successful in this role is Manager or Director of SRE as the team grows past the first few hires, or a Principal / Distinguished Engineer path if you want to stay individual contributor and technical. Both paths are supported and neither is forced. Internally this role is mapped to the Manager, Site Reliability Engineering compensation band, but the expected day-to-day operating mode is senior individual contributor with formal coaching responsibilities. • Corporate office or lab environment; remote or hybrid arrangement supported., • Ability to travel up to 10% of the time., • On-call participation expected as part of the SRE rotation., • Proven experience leading SRE, DevOps, or platform engineering teams in a cloud-native production environment - with demonstrated experience building a practice from zero or near-zero: you have set SLOs, defined incident command, and introduced error budget thinking to an organization that did not have it., • Deep hands-on expertise with at least one major public cloud (AWS, Azure, or GCP), including networking, IAM, and managed services., • Strong background in CI/CD pipeline design and management (familiarity with CodeFresh, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, TeamCity, or equivalent)., • Experience implementing Infrastructure as Code using Terraform (preferred), Chef, Puppet, or similar tools., • Proficiency in Python or another object-oriented programming language for automation, tooling, and production services., • Experience administering and scaling Kubernetes clusters, including secure and compliant platform configurations. Working knowledge of Docker, Helm, and Service Mesh technologies (Istio, Linkerd)., • Hands-on experience designing modern observability platforms using tools such as DataDog, Prometheus, Grafana, OpenTelemetry, Elasticsearch/Kibana, or equivalent - with an opinion about what a good telemetry stack looks like., • Familiarity with integrating AI/ML-based anomaly detection, alerting, or LLM-assisted triage pipelines - or strong conviction about where AIOps should and should not be applied in a regulated environment., • Real incident command experience for customer-impacting Sev-1 events, with blameless postmortem practice and documented follow-up discipline., • Ability to coach and mentor, with direct evidence of growing junior and mid-level engineers. You are not a manager in this role, but you are a formal coach., • Comfort operating in a regulated environment where reliability and compliance (HIPAA, SOC 2) are inseparable., • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills; ability to translate complex technical concepts for non-technical audiences., • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related technical field OR equivalent Experience, • 8+ years of experience in software or platform engineering, with at least 4 of those in an SRE, DevOps, or platform reliability role., • Proven Experience advising and influencing senior technical or operations leaders using data driven recommendations., • At least 2 years of formal technical leadership, tech-lead, or staff-level experience with mentorship responsibilities., • Preferred knowledge and skills, • Masters Degree, • Prior experience in healthcare, clinical workflows, or another regulated vertical., • Experience transitioning from MSP-heavy operations to internal-first, or integrating managed service providers (IBM, HCL, or similar) into an SRE operating model., • Exposure to hybrid hardware-plus-cloud products, where device reliability and cloud reliability are jointly owned., • Experience building or integrating AIOps platforms for automated incident triage and remediation., • Familiarity with large language model APIs or agentic AI frameworks applied to on-call automation or runbook generation., • Experience deploying and managing stateful distributed services in Kubernetes., • Hands-on experience with security scanning and intrusion detection systems in regulated environments (HIPAA, SOC 2, or equivalent)., • Experience with messaging systems such as Kafka or RabbitMQ., • Familiarity with chaos engineering principles and tooling (Chaos Monkey, LitmusChaos, or similar)., • Working knowledge of Databricks, Team Foundation Server, Octopus Deploy, or similar tools in Omnicell's current stack., • Experience with FinOps practices and cloud cost optimization strategies. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Sr. Manager, Site ReliabilityManchester, Greater Manchester, United KingdomApply NowFind out how well you match with this jobJob ID: 5454Date posted: 09/02/2026Business Unit: Product ManagementWork Location Type: Hybrid# # About this opportunityOmnicell is building a Global Cloud Operations organization from the ground up as our business shifts from on-premise, hardware-centric products to a cloud-native, SaaS-delivered platform that hospitals depend on 24/7. The Site Reliability Engineering function is the reliability engine of that organization, and this role is the first senior SRE hire — the person who will design the practice, set the standards, and then run the plays themselves until the team is large enough to delegate.This is not a role where reliability practices already exist and you tune them. It is a role where you define what good looks like for Omnicell: which services have SLOs and at what targets, how incidents are declared and commanded, what the on-call rotation feels like, which observability platform we standardize on, and how reliability investment is prioritized against feature velocity. You will make those calls in partnership with the VP of Global Cloud Operations and an Engineer III SRE you will coach and grow.The environment is hybrid. Some of our products are still hardware in hospitals communicating with cloud services; others are fully SaaS. Some customers access us over private circuits, others over the public internet. We operate in a regulated environment — HIPAA, SOC 2, and in some engagements FedRAMP — which means reliability, security, and auditability are not separable concerns. The person we hire will be comfortable with that complexity and will help the organization design for it rather than around it.This role also anchors Omnicell's forward investment in AI-driven operations. Over the course of the first year, the organization intends to incorporate AIOps and ML-assisted observability — anomaly detection, intelligent alert correlation, LLM-assisted runbook generation — into how we monitor and respond to our platform. You will be the technical owner of how that gets introduced, prioritized against foundational reliability work, and validated in a regulated environment.# What you will own## Reliability practice (the coach half) Define and publish SLOs and SLIs for the top 5–10 Tier-1 customer-facing services, in partnership with Product and Engineering. Establish error budget policy and the enforcement mechanism when budgets burn. Design the incident command structure: severity rubric, declaration criteria, war-room protocol, stakeholder communication cadence, and the postmortem template. Train the first cohort of incident commanders across Engineering and Support. Select and stand up the primary observability platform, preferring extension of existing Omnicell contracts (DataDog, IBM/Instana, Prometheus/Grafana, OpenTelemetry, or other tooling already in use) over net-new procurement. Define the instrumentation standards all new services must meet. Partner with the VP to migrate the interim incident response RACI — currently held by matrixed individuals across IT, Engineering, Support, and Enterprise Security — into a durable SRE-owned model. Establish the on-call rotation model, including fair distribution, compensation approach, paging discipline, and the handoff protocol with our existing managed services partners (IBM, HCL) who provide L1/L2 coverage. Develop and track operational KPIs — MTTR, SLO attainment, change-failure rate, recurrence, cost per workload — and present reliability metrics and improvement roadmaps to senior leadership in the monthly Cloud Ops executive review.## Hands-on engineering (the player half) Instrument Tier-1 services yourself. Write the dashboards. Write the alerts. Write the runbooks. Do not wait for the team to grow before the work starts. Take the pager. Commander Sev-1 and Sev-2 incidents until a broader on-call rotation is staffed. Lead blameless postmortems and drive follow-up work to resolution. Contribute code and infrastructure-as-code (Terraform preferred; Chef/Puppet acceptable) to the platform. Oversee the design and evolution of CI/CD pipelines — our current stack includes CodeFresh, TeamCity, GitHub Actions, and Octopus Deploy, and we are consolidating over time. Administer and scale our Kubernetes platform, including secure and compliant cluster configurations. Working knowledge of Docker, Helm, and Service Mesh (Istio or Linkerd) expected. Run chaos and failover exercises (Chaos Monkey, LitmusChaos, or equivalent). Validate that what we think is resilient actually is.## AI-driven operations Architect Omnicell's AIOps direction: evaluate and introduce ML-based anomaly detection, predictive alerting, automated root cause analysis, and LLM-assisted runbook or triage pipelines. Make informed build-versus-buy calls across the AIOps landscape. Integrate AI-assisted tooling into the observability and incident response stack where it adds measurable value; resist the hype where it does not. Ensure AI-assisted operations meet the auditability and explainability bar required in a HIPAA and SOC 2 environment.## Coaching and team-building Coach one Engineer III SRE who joins shortly after you do. Pair on incidents. Review their design proposals. Help them grow toward senior. This is a formal, named relationship, not a side duty. Design the next 2–4 SRE hires. Write the requisitions, run the interview loops, make the calls. Your operating assumption is that the team grows under your direction over the next 12–18 months. Represent SRE in architecture reviews, product launch readiness reviews, and the monthly executive Cloud Ops metric review. Be the person in the room who knows what reliability costs and what it is worth. Partner with Enterprise Security, Compliance, and Architecture to ensure platform services meet regulatory and security requirements in a healthcare environment.# What success looks like in the first six monthsConcrete outcomes this role will be evaluated against in the first half-year. These are drawn from the Cloud Ops 90-day plan and its extension into the following quarter. Month 1: SLOs drafted for the top 5 Tier-1 services with Product sign-off. Severity rubric published. First live tabletop Sev-1 run against the interim RACI. Month 2: Observability platform selection finalized. Instrumentation standard published. Engineer III SRE hired and onboarded. Month 3: On-call rotation live. First real Sev-1 commanded under the new structure with a blameless postmortem completed and follow-ups tracked. Month 4–6: Error budget policy in effect for the first 3 services. First incident review at executive level. Interview loop running for the next SRE hires. Initial AIOps evaluation and pilot scope defined.# Required knowledge and skills Proven experience leading SRE, DevOps, or platform engineering teams in a cloud-native production environment — with demonstrated experience building a practice from zero or near-zero: you have set SLOs, defined incident command, and introduced error budget thinking to an organization that did not have it. Deep hands-on expertise with at least one major public cloud (AWS, Azure, or GCP), including networking, IAM, and managed services. Strong background in CI/CD pipeline design and management (familiarity with CodeFresh, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, TeamCity, or equivalent). Experience implementing Infrastructure as Code using Terraform (preferred), Chef, Puppet, or similar tools. Proficiency in Python or another object-oriented programming language for automation, tooling, and production services. Experience administering and scaling Kubernetes clusters, including secure and compliant platform configurations. Working knowledge of Docker, Helm, and Service Mesh technologies (Istio, Linkerd). Hands-on experience designing modern observability platforms using tools such as DataDog, Prometheus, Grafana, OpenTelemetry, Elasticsearch/Kibana, or equivalent — with an opinion about what a good telemetry stack looks like. Familiarity with integrating AI/ML-based anomaly detection, alerting, or LLM-assisted triage pipelines — or strong conviction about where AIOps should and should not be applied in a regulated environment. Real incident command experience for customer-impacting Sev-1 events, with blameless postmortem practice and documented follow-up discipline. Ability to coach and mentor, with direct evidence of growing junior and mid-level engineers. You are not a manager in this role, but you are a formal coach. Comfort operating in a regulated environment where reliability and compliance (HIPAA, SOC 2) are inseparable. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills; ability to translate complex technical concepts for non-technical audiences.# Basic requirements Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related technical field OR equivalent Experience 8+ years of experience in software or platform engineering, with at least 4 of those in an SRE, DevOps, or platform reliability role. Proven Experience advising and influencing senior technical or operations leaders using data driven recommendations. At least 2 years of formal technical leadership, tech-lead, or staff-level experience with mentorship responsibilities.# Preferred knowledge and skills Masters Degree Prior experience in healthcare, clinical workflows, or another regulated vertical. Experience transitioning from MSP-heavy operations to internal-first, or integrating managed service providers (IBM, HCL, or similar) into an SRE operating model. Exposure to hybrid hardware-plus-cloud products, where device reliability and cloud reliability are jointly owned. Experience building or integrating AIOps platforms for automated incident triage and remediation. Familiarity with large language model APIs or agentic AI frameworks applied to on-call automation or runbook generation. Experience deploying and managing stateful distributed services in Kubernetes. Hands-on experience with security scanning and intrusion detection systems in regulated environments (HIPAA, SOC 2, or equivalent). Experience with messaging systems such as Kafka or RabbitMQ. Familiarity with chaos engineering principles and tooling (Chaos Monkey, LitmusChaos, or similar). Working knowledge of Databricks, Team Foundation Server, Octopus Deploy, or similar tools in Omnicell's current stack. Experience with FinOps practices and cloud cost optimization strategies.# Who you will work withYou will report to the VP, Global Cloud Operations, who is joining Omnicell in parallel with this role. You will be the VP's first senior technical hire and their primary partner in standing up the SRE function.You will work daily with Platform Engineering, the future NOC function (initially staffed through our existing IBM and HCL partnerships), Product Engineering leads, Enterprise Security, and the Customer Support organization. You will also partner with Enterprise Security's SOC during security-relevant incidents per the established CloudOps–Security partnership model.You will coach one Engineer III SRE directly and help design the interview loop for subsequent SRE hires.# Why this role, why nowMost senior SRE roles have you tuning a practice that already exists. This one has you building it. At Omnicell you will make foundational calls — what SLOs Tier-1 services carry, what the incident command model looks like, what our observability stack is, how we integrate AI-driven operations, how we partner with our managed service providers — that will shape how the company operates for the next several years.You will also be building in a domain where reliability genuinely matters. The products Omnicell builds dispense medications in hospitals. When our cloud services degrade, pharmacy workflows are affected and patient care can be too. That raises the stakes of the work, and it raises the quality of the conversations you will have with Product and Engineering about reliability trade-offs.## On the player-coach dynamicThis role is explicitly a player-coach, not a manager. You will not have direct reports in the first six months. You will have a formal coaching relationship with an Engineer III SRE who joins shortly after you do.The split in practice is roughly 60 percent hands-on engineering and incident response, 25 percent practice design and coaching, 15 percent cross-functional partnership work. As the team grows, the ratio will shift toward coaching and practice leadership, but hands-on work never goes to zero in this role. If you want to stop being hands-on, this is not the right fit.## Growth and career pathThe natural next step for someone successful in this role is Manager or Director of SRE as the team grows past the first few hires, or a Principal / Distinguished Engineer path if you want to stay individual contributor and technical. Both paths are supported and neither is forced. Internally this role is mapped to the Manager, Site Reliability Engineering compensation band, but the expected day-to-day operating mode is senior individual contributor with formal coaching responsibilities.# Work conditions Corporate office or lab environment; remote or hybrid arrangement supported. Ability to travel up to 10% of the time.* On-call participation expected as part of the SRE rotation. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Omnicell is building a Global Cloud Operations organization from the ground up as our business shifts from on-premise, hardware-centric products to a cloud-native, SaaS-delivered platform that hospitals depend on 24/7. The Site Reliability Engineering function is the reliability engine of that organization, and this role is the first senior SRE hire — the person who will design the practice, set the standards, and then run the plays themselves until the team is large enough to delegate. This is not a role where reliability practices already exist and you tune them. It is a role where you define what good looks like for Omnicell: which services have SLOs and at what targets, how incidents are declared and commanded, what the on-call rotation feels like, which observability platform we standardize on, and how reliability investment is prioritized against feature velocity. You will make those calls in partnership with the VP of Global Cloud Operations and an Engineer III SRE you will coach and grow. The environment is hybrid. Some of our products are still hardware in hospitals communicating with cloud services; others are fully SaaS. Some customers access us over private circuits, others over the public internet. We operate in a regulated environment — HIPAA, SOC 2, and in some engagements FedRAMP — which means reliability, security, and auditability are not separable concerns. The person we hire will be comfortable with that complexity and will help the organization design for it rather than around it. This role also anchors Omnicell's forward investment in AI-driven operations. Over the course of the first year, the organization intends to incorporate AIOps and ML-assisted observability — anomaly detection, intelligent alert correlation, LLM-assisted runbook generation — into how we monitor and respond to our platform. You will be the technical owner of how that gets introduced, prioritized against foundational reliability work, and validated in a regulated environment. Define and publish SLOs and SLIs for the top 5–10 Tier-1 customer-facing services, in partnership with Product and Engineering. Establish error budget policy and the enforcement mechanism when budgets burn. Design the incident command structure: severity rubric, declaration criteria, war-room protocol, stakeholder communication cadence, and the postmortem template. Train the first cohort of incident commanders across Engineering and Support. Select and stand up the primary observability platform, preferring extension of existing Omnicell contracts (DataDog, IBM/Instana, Prometheus/Grafana, OpenTelemetry, or other tooling already in use) over net-new procurement. Define the instrumentation standards all new services must meet. Partner with the VP to migrate the interim incident response RACI — currently held by matrixed individuals across IT, Engineering, Support, and Enterprise Security — into a durable SRE-owned model. Establish the on-call rotation model, including fair distribution, compensation approach, paging discipline, and the handoff protocol with our existing managed services partners (IBM, HCL) who provide L1/L2 coverage. Develop and track operational KPIs — MTTR, SLO attainment, change-failure rate, recurrence, cost per workload — and present reliability metrics and improvement roadmaps to senior leadership in the monthly Cloud Ops executive review. Instrument Tier-1 services yourself. Write the dashboards. Write the alerts. Write the runbooks. Do not wait for the team to grow before the work starts. Take the pager. Commander Sev-1 and Sev-2 incidents until a broader on-call rotation is staffed. Lead blameless postmortems and drive follow-up work to resolution. Contribute code and infrastructure-as-code (Terraform preferred; Chef/Puppet acceptable) to the platform. Oversee the design and evolution of CI/CD pipelines — our current stack includes CodeFresh, TeamCity, GitHub Actions, and Octopus Deploy, and we are consolidating over time. Administer and scale our Kubernetes platform, including secure and compliant cluster configurations. Working knowledge of Docker, Helm, and Service Mesh (Istio or Linkerd) expected. Run chaos and failover exercises (Chaos Monkey, LitmusChaos, or equivalent). Validate that what we think is resilient actually is. Architect Omnicell's AIOps direction: evaluate and introduce ML-based anomaly detection, predictive alerting, automated root cause analysis, and LLM-assisted runbook or triage pipelines. Make informed build-versus-buy calls across the AIOps landscape. Integrate AI-assisted tooling into the observability and incident response stack where it adds measurable value; resist the hype where it does not. Ensure AI-assisted operations meet the auditability and explainability bar required in a HIPAA and SOC 2 environment. Coach one Engineer III SRE who joins shortly after you do. Pair on incidents. Review their design proposals. Help them grow toward senior. This is a formal, named relationship, not a side duty. Design the next 2–4 SRE hires. Write the requisitions, run the interview loops, make the calls. Your operating assumption is that the team grows under your direction over the next 12–18 months. Represent SRE in architecture reviews, product launch readiness reviews, and the monthly executive Cloud Ops metric review. Be the person in the room who knows what reliability costs and what it is worth. Partner with Enterprise Security, Compliance, and Architecture to ensure platform services meet regulatory and security requirements in a healthcare environment. Concrete outcomes this role will be evaluated against in the first half-year. These are drawn from the Cloud Ops 90-day plan and its extension into the following quarter. Month 1: SLOs drafted for the top 5 Tier-1 services with Product sign-off. Severity rubric published. First live tabletop Sev-1 run against the interim RACI. Month 2: Observability platform selection finalized. Instrumentation standard published. Engineer III SRE hired and onboarded. Month 3: On-call rotation live. First real Sev-1 commanded under the new structure with a blameless postmortem completed and follow-ups tracked. Month 4–6: Error budget policy in effect for the first 3 services. First incident review at executive level. Interview loop running for the next SRE hires. Initial AIOps evaluation and pilot scope defined. Proven experience leading SRE, DevOps, or platform engineering teams in a cloud-native production environment — with demonstrated experience building a practice from zero or near-zero: you have set SLOs, defined incident command, and introduced error budget thinking to an organization that did not have it. Deep hands-on expertise with at least one major public cloud (AWS, Azure, or GCP), including networking, IAM, and managed services. Strong background in CI/CD pipeline design and management (familiarity with CodeFresh, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, TeamCity, or equivalent). Experience implementing Infrastructure as Code using Terraform (preferred), Chef, Puppet, or similar tools. Proficiency in Python or another object-oriented programming language for automation, tooling, and production services. Experience administering and scaling Kubernetes clusters, including secure and compliant platform configurations. Working knowledge of Docker, Helm, and Service Mesh technologies (Istio, Linkerd). Hands-on experience designing modern observability platforms using tools such as DataDog, Prometheus, Grafana, OpenTelemetry, Elasticsearch/Kibana, or equivalent — with an opinion about what a good telemetry stack looks like. Familiarity with integrating AI/ML-based anomaly detection, alerting, or LLM-assisted triage pipelines — or strong conviction about where AIOps should and should not be applied in a regulated environment. Real incident command experience for customer-impacting Sev-1 events, with blameless postmortem practice and documented follow-up discipline. Ability to coach and mentor, with direct evidence of growing junior and mid-level engineers. You are not a manager in this role, but you are a formal coach. Comfort operating in a regulated environment where reliability and compliance (HIPAA, SOC 2) are inseparable. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills; ability to translate complex technical concepts for non-technical audiences. Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related technical field OR equivalent Experience 8+ years of experience in software or platform engineering, with at least 4 of those in an SRE, DevOps, or platform reliability role. Proven Experience advising and influencing senior technical or operations leaders using data driven recommendations. At least 2 years of formal technical leadership, tech-lead, or staff-level experience with mentorship responsibilities. Masters Degree Prior experience in healthcare, clinical workflows, or another regulated vertical. Experience transitioning from MSP-heavy operations to internal-first, or integrating managed service providers (IBM, HCL, or similar) into an SRE operating model. Exposure to hybrid hardware-plus-cloud products, where device reliability and cloud reliability are jointly owned. Experience building or integrating AIOps platforms for automated incident triage and remediation. Familiarity with large language model APIs or agentic AI frameworks applied to on-call automation or runbook generation. Experience deploying and managing stateful distributed services in Kubernetes. Hands-on experience with security scanning and intrusion detection systems in regulated environments (HIPAA, SOC 2, or equivalent). Experience with messaging systems such as Kafka or RabbitMQ. Familiarity with chaos engineering principles and tooling (Chaos Monkey, LitmusChaos, or similar). Working knowledge of Databricks, Team Foundation Server, Octopus Deploy, or similar tools in Omnicell's current stack. Experience with FinOps practices and cloud cost optimization strategies. You will report to the VP, Global Cloud Operations, who is joining Omnicell in parallel with this role. You will be the VP's first senior technical hire and their primary partner in standing up the SRE function. You will work daily with Platform Engineering, the future NOC function (initially staffed through our existing IBM and HCL partnerships), Product Engineering leads, Enterprise Security, and the Customer Support organization. You will also partner with Enterprise Security's SOC during security-relevant incidents per the established CloudOps–Security partnership model. You will coach one Engineer III SRE directly and help design the interview loop for subsequent SRE hires. Most senior SRE roles have you tuning a practice that already exists. This one has you building it. At Omnicell you will make foundational calls — what SLOs Tier-1 services carry, what the incident command model looks like, what our observability stack is, how we integrate AI-driven operations, how we partner with our managed service providers — that will shape how the company operates for the next several years. You will also be building in a domain where reliability genuinely matters. The products Omnicell builds dispense medications in hospitals. When our cloud services degrade, pharmacy workflows are affected and patient care can be too. That raises the stakes of the work, and it raises the quality of the conversations you will have with Product and Engineering about reliability trade-offs. This role is explicitly a player-coach, not a manager. You will not have direct reports in the first six months. You will have a formal coaching relationship with an Engineer III SRE who joins shortly after you do. The split in practice is roughly 60 percent hands‑on engineering and incident response, 25 percent practice design and coaching, 15 percent cross‑functional partnership work. As the team grows, the ratio will shift toward coaching and practice leadership, but hands‑on work never goes to zero in this role. If you want to stop being hands‑on, this is not the right fit. The natural next step for someone successful in this role is Manager or Director of SRE as the team grows past the first few hires, or a Principal / Distinguished Engineer path if you want to stay individual contributor and technical. Both paths are supported and neither is forced. Internally this role is mapped to the Manager, Site Reliability Engineering compensation band, but the expected day-to-day operating mode is senior individual contributor with formal coaching responsibilities. Corporate office or lab environment; remote or hybrid arrangement supported. Ability to travel up to 10% of the time. On-call participation expected as part of the SRE rotation. #J-18808-Ljbffr

UK Grocery Market Salary: £26,850 per annum. Anadditional?uplift is also provided for employees based at a London site.? Benefits: Relocation assistance available- Any relocation payments made will be paid back in?July 2027! Access to employee benefits through our discount platform. Location: Greencore site TBC – could be London, Lincolnshire, Bo'ness, (Scotland),?Newark Northampton?or?Worksop? Ways of Working: Site-based Start Date:End of June 2027 Contract Type: 12-Month Fixed-Term Contract Assessment Centre Date/Location: Tuesday 26th January 2027 at our Newark site Why Greencore? Greencore is one of the UK's leading manufacturers of convenience food, with over 100 years of experience and a simple purpose: to make every day taste better. Every day, our food reaches millions of consumers through the UK's major retailers and foodservice providers. With over 28,000 colleagues across 36 manufacturing sites and 21 distribution depots in the UK and US, we're investing in the talent, expertise and capabilities that will help shape our next century of success. We're already home to some of the best talent in the industry. From operations, manufacturing and engineering to technical, commercial and central functions, our colleagues have the opportunity to learn from each other, develop their skills and build rewarding careers in a business where they can make a real impact. Many of our leaders and specialists started their careers with Greencore - developing future talent is an important part of how we continue to grow and succeed as a business. That's why our graduate, undergraduate and apprenticeship programmes are so important, giving talented young people the opportunity to gain hands-on experience, learn from experienced colleagues and take the first steps towards a rewarding career with us. Turn Your Passion for Food into Real Products If you're passionate about food, curious about consumer trends and interested in understanding how products make it from ideas to supermarket shelves, our Food Product Development Placement Programme could be for you. This placement has been designed to give you first-hand experience of Product Development within one of the UK's leading food businesses. Over 12 months, you'll gain exposure to the product development process, from identifying trends and generating ideas through to recipe development, customer presentations, factory trials and product launch. You'll work alongside experienced Product Developers, Chefs and cross-functional teams, gaining valuable insight into the commercial, technical and operational considerations required to develop successful products. Most importantly, you'll be given real responsibility from day one, allowing you to contribute to live projects and develop your skills in a supportive environment. What You'll Be Doing As part of the Product Development team, you'll gain experience across a wide range of activities, including: Coordinating product samples and managing courier requirements to support customer requests and submissions. Exploring food trends and identifying new product opportunities Product benchmarking and competitor reviews Supporting recipe development and product refinement Supporting factory trials and product launches Assisting with critical path management and project coordination Understanding ingredient sourcing and supplier engagement Supporting product costings and commercial activities Preparing products and supporting documentation for customer presentations Participating in sensory evaluation sessions Building relationships with Technical, Commercial, Process, Procurement and Operations teams This is predominantly an office-based Product Development role, rather than a kitchen-based Chef position. What You'll Learn During your placement, you'll develop knowledge and experience in: Product Development processes Ingredients and raw materials Food trends and consumer insight Nutrition and product quality Factory manufacturing processes Customer requirements and retailer expectations Project management Commercial awareness and product costings Cross-functional working within a food manufacturing environment You'll gain a practical understanding of how successful food products are developed, manufactured and launched within the UK grocery market. What We're Looking For We're looking for students who are genuinely excited by food, innovation and consumer products. Degree Currently studying a Food Science, Food Technology, Nutrition, Culinary Innovation, Hospitality or related degree programme and looking for a placement year as part of your undergraduate studies. Passion for Food A genuine curiosity about food, ingredients, consumer trends and innovation. Teamwork Experience of working effectively as part of a team through work, university or extracurricular activities. Motivation A desire to learn more about the food industry and explore a career within Product Development. Personal Attributes Strong attention to detail Curiosity and willingness to learn Positive attitude Ability to take initiative Adaptability and resilience Driving Licence A full UK driving licence and access to transport is preferred, as some of our sites and suppliers may not always be readily accessible by public transport. Right to Work You'll need to have the right to work in the UK for the duration of the placement. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide visa sponsorship for this role. The Support You'll Receive We want you to succeed, so you'll be supported throughout your placement by experienced colleagues and leaders. Line Manager You'll work closely with an experienced manager who will provide regular feedback, coaching and development support throughout the placement. Structured Development You'll receive on-the-job training and gain exposure to a broad range of Product Development activities and projects. Business Exposure You'll work with colleagues from across Technical, Commercial, Operations, Procurement and Process teams, helping you build a strong understanding of the wider business. Future Opportunities Successful placement students may be considered for future opportunities within Greencore, including direct-entry roles or places on our Graduate Programme. Where Could It Take You? This placement is designed to provide a strong foundation for a future career in Product Development. By the end of the placement, you'll have gained valuable experience within a fast-paced food manufacturing environment, developed a deeper understanding of Product Development, and built skills that will support your future career. Whether your next step is returning to university or applying for one of our Graduate Programmes, you'll leave with practical experience and industry knowledge that will help set you apart. If you're passionate about food and excited by the idea of developing products enjoyed by consumers across the UK, we'd love to hear from you. What's next: Once you have submitted your online application, it will be reviewed to ensure you meet the required criteria. If you meet all the requirements and are selected to progress, you will move on to Stages 2 and 3: an automated online video interview and online aptitude testing. Once both stages have been completed and reviewed, successful candidates will progress to the final stage: an in-person assessment day, held at one of our sites or another designated venue. We reserve the right to close this advertisement before the stated closing date. JBRP1_UKTJ

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