To reap the rewards of greater accessibility, flexibility and scalability, you need to optimise your cloud solutions.
To do that you’ll need the right professionals to design, develop, test and deliver solutions bespoke to your needs. That’s where we come in. Got your head in the cloud? Good. So do we.
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Whether you’re looking for a Cloud Engineer, DevOps Engineer, Cloud Architect or someone who can make board-level platform decisions, we have the best talent network in the industry.
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You can call us, or add your contact info and we’ll call you back.


This demand shows no sign of slowing, as migrating to the cloud isn’t a destination – it’s a journey, and one that requires the right professionals to support continual improvement, enhancement and security optimisation.

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Your cloud questions, answered
Yes. Whilst many organisations were already moving to cloud computing, the past few years have accelerated everyone’s journey. This means demand for cloud professionals – in all sectors and industries – is high. Very high and that’s where we come in.
As a general rule, an annual salary for cloud engineers would typically be around €71,000, but can vary depending on the specific role and experience level.
A senior cloud engineer could command a salary as high as €95,000 per annum, and cloud architect salaries could go all the way up to €120,000 for those with extensive skills and experience.
Engineers specialising in cloud can expect €500 to €700 per day depending on their seniority, location and the specifics of the project, and cloud architect day rates can go all the way up to €800.
Of course, to attract the best talent, your salaries or day rates should be benchmarked. However, cloud training and upskilling opportunities will also be a draw, especially for engineers or more technical roles.
If you’re hiring for a specific project, stress its scale and potential impact: highlight that it’s an exciting opportunity for an ambitious professional looking to play a pivotal role. This will be especially attractive to project managers or business analysts.
When it comes to more junior professionals, a university degree in Computer Science, IT or similar is a nice to have. However, AWS, Azure or public cloud skills, plus a few years of first-hand experience working in cloud computing, are more important.
Equally, when looking for great DevOps engineers whose code will help your business release products and software effectively and efficiently, ensure they come from a developer background (either proprietary or open source), with an in-depth and provable understanding of developer practices.
But soft skills are what really separates cloud and DevOps professionals who will really take your business to new heights: the ability to manage technical teams, but also to communicate challenges and solutions to senior stakeholders in both technical and non-technical disciplines.
Technical qualifications and skills can easily be conveyed on a CV. However, soft skills are best assessed during an interview. Make it conversational, and ask about challenges they have overcome, solutions they have implemented and how these experiences may be transferable to your organisation.
Ask if they are committed to learning about the latest cloud developments and how they do this, to discover if they have a ‘growth mindset’. But try not make your interview process too long.
Establish if they have the right soft skills and if they are a good fit quickly. Cloud professionals are highly sought after, and you don’t want to miss out, do you?